There was a discussion about this a while back.
In one of the videos it showed a NH, a JD and Kubota trying to get over what looked like was a RR tie and some loose material. The Kubota had turf tires and neither the Deere nor the Kubota had rear weight so they spun their tires. The NH had a weight box and R4s. It drove over. That was supposed to be an example of Sensitrac??? Excuse me but that was totally bogus!
Another video showed a "class 2" NH up against a Kubota B3030. So they take a moderately heavy tractor, don't tell us what horsepower it has, and they compare it to the lightest weight 30hp series tractor on the planet in a traction test? Seriously, could they have rigged the test any more? Why not compare it to a similar weight/similar capacity tractor like the L3130? OH WAIT, it might not win!?!
Then there was the bouncing video where the had 4 tractors to prove the NH had a smoother ride. Well I'm not really sure it does or doesn't. But the video again showed some pretty questionable things, specifically the tiny Kubota model that bounced around the course. They could at least have compared similar size tractors! Of course the smallest machine will bounce the most. And it seemed obvious that they had the 3pt arms lowered on the first 3 tractors to exagerate the bouncing effect, but they had them raised on the NH to minimize the appearance.
The video for the SuperSteer was legit. Guess they didn't need to stack the deck on that one!?!
Bear in mind, I am a NH owner. I believe it is good enough to stand on its own against the competitors because of its design features. Of course many of those were not highlighted in the video
They actually took my suggestion from my prior post and compared the front view over the hood to the ground, the Boomer was at 3.5 feet, the JD and Kubota were at 8+ feet. However, they didn't say what Boomer they were comparing? The JD & Kubota were both roughly 43/45hp tractors, what was the Boomer?
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Advertising that is so obviously biased against other products tends to really turn me off. To say that I am disappointed in NH for that website is a massive understatement.
