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06-09-2006, 07:22 AM #1Bronze Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
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- 52
- Location
- N.B.,Canada
- Tractor
- CaseIH DX26
DX24E for DX26
[img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] traded my DX24E yesterday for DX26 ! Wanted to add front end loader and not convinced 24E would be heavy enough loader for what I wanted. Like several things better about each tractor better though.
24E - pto enguagement on left
sensitrac ? auto 4wd
seems stronger - maybe side discharge
54 " deck takes alot less hp than new rear discharge 60 " deck
like the 2 pedals betterthe way they are on 24 than 26
26 - starts & sounds better
[img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] cruise control
60 " rear discharge deck does nicer job and follows ground better
caster wheels on front of deck
clutch seems to allow easier shifting of high / low nuetral ranges rather than just centering hst pedals
Will post picture later - tried out a few hours now dealer picked up to add loader
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06-09-2006, 07:22 AM #2Bronze Member
- Join Date
- Aug 2004
- Posts
- 52
- Location
- N.B.,Canada
- Tractor
- CaseIH DX26
DX24E for DX26
[img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] traded my DX24E yesterday for DX26 ! Wanted to add front end loader and not convinced 24E would be heavy enough loader for what I wanted. Like several things better about each tractor better though.
24E - pto enguagement on left
sensitrac ? auto 4wd
seems stronger - maybe side discharge
54 " deck takes alot less hp than new rear discharge 60 " deck
like the 2 pedals betterthe way they are on 24 than 26
26 - starts & sounds better
[img]/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] cruise control
60 " rear discharge deck does nicer job and follows ground better
caster wheels on front of deck
clutch seems to allow easier shifting of high / low nuetral ranges rather than just centering hst pedals
Will post picture later - tried out a few hours now dealer picked up to add loader
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06-10-2006, 06:21 AM #3
Re: DX24E for DX26
I almost got a DX26, but opted for the extra weight and loader strength of the 29. I'm pretty sure the 26 would have been great, but I was lured into the 29 by the suspension/swivel seat and the 3 point parts, especially the extension link ends and the crank on the tilt adjustment. I find myself wishing I gotten the 33 now and then, but other than that I'm really happy with it as it approaches 50 hours.
I don't mow, but spend a lot of time using the loader. If you use a loader a lot, look into adding a grapple to the bucket. I have found mine to be incredibly useful, so much so that I wonder how I got along without it before. I also got the QA bucket. I haven't had any reason to take it off yet since I have nothing else to put on there, but a lot of guys here who have them swear by them. Think about adding either or both of these things to your loader before it's installed.
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06-10-2006, 06:21 AM #4
Re: DX24E for DX26
I almost got a DX26, but opted for the extra weight and loader strength of the 29. I'm pretty sure the 26 would have been great, but I was lured into the 29 by the suspension/swivel seat and the 3 point parts, especially the extension link ends and the crank on the tilt adjustment. I find myself wishing I gotten the 33 now and then, but other than that I'm really happy with it as it approaches 50 hours.
I don't mow, but spend a lot of time using the loader. If you use a loader a lot, look into adding a grapple to the bucket. I have found mine to be incredibly useful, so much so that I wonder how I got along without it before. I also got the QA bucket. I haven't had any reason to take it off yet since I have nothing else to put on there, but a lot of guys here who have them swear by them. Think about adding either or both of these things to your loader before it's installed.


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