I also had a 4600 with loader at the farm I was at were my horse was, the other one, with the canopy, was at the other horse farm I worked on over the years, the place with the 4610 II, they were also very good tractors., as you said they were light in the front, I put 4 weights on my 4610 because when I was mowing pasture on a slight hill the 6" brush hog would cause the front tires to slide rather than turn, maybe someday I'll hang 2 more on the front of her!
The poor 4600 with the dump wagon spent most of its life hooked to that wagon, it was used to clean 60 horse stalls 7 days a week 365 days a year for around 30 years, it had many, many employees using it, hence the reason it looks that way,!! She's still there still going!
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