Skppy, with 6 months to go in 2004 and NH just having released major changes for this model year, I think you would be hard-pressed to find anything different about a 2005 model. Tractors are just not like cars. On tractors, several year's models will be identical with only the most minor of changes. I don't think you will save as much by buying a 2004 late in the year as you might by buying before steel prices go up even more. Right now, the interest rate and prices of tractors to dealers is very good. If you wait, it's a "roll of the dice" as to whether you'll pay more or less.
That said, if you want a 2005 model, you might wait until January 2005 and then order a new tractor. That way you'll know it's made in 2005. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif