TN75 info

howierd3866 · May 15, 2009

sorry just now got a chance to check on this for you. the tires name is Amercian Farmer and the size is 16.5L x 16.1

Nelson Dairy · May 16, 2009

I work at a new holland dealership and I have had 2 tn75 traded in within the last month, they just wanted something bigger. It will aldepend on what you are trying to do with it. We also put up silage and silage bales, the silage bales were sometimes weighing over 2000 lbs and that tractor will not handle that.

LoneCowboy · May 16, 2009

Nelson Dairy said:
I work at a new holland dealership and I have had 2 tn75 traded in within the last month, they just wanted something bigger. It will aldepend on what you are trying to do with it. We also put up silage and silage bales, the silage bales were sometimes weighing over 2000 lbs and that tractor will not handle that.

Sure will
I've lifted many a pallet of fertilizer with my TN75

That's 2500lbs plus the pallet, in a 40x48 pallet.

works fine, doesn't even strain.

AndyMA · May 18, 2009

Nelson Dairy said:
I work at a new holland dealership and I have had 2 tn75 traded in within the last month, they just wanted something bigger. It will aldepend on what you are trying to do with it. We also put up silage and silage bales, the silage bales were sometimes weighing over 2000 lbs and that tractor will not handle that.

I agree with LoneCowboy, there is something ? about this statement. My TN75 will easily lift 3000 lbs. I have moved many 2000 lb round bales without any problems including stacking them 3 high on a semi flatbed. Sure a larger tractor would make it easier but that type of work is well within the capabilities of a TN. It is not within the capabilities of a compact.

Andy

tjkadar · May 18, 2009

So... did you pull the trigger on a TN75? They are good, solid, dependable tractors. Don't think you'll go wrong with one!

charleyfarmall · May 20, 2009

TN75 should handle upwards of 4,000 pounds ( properly ballasted of course). No matter what tractor you end up with, if it has a loader put fluid in the rears.

AndyMA · May 21, 2009

charleyfarmall said:
TN75 should handle upwards of 4,000 pounds ( properly ballasted of course). No matter what tractor you end up with, if it has a loader put fluid in the rears.

For 4000 lbs, fluid plus 1200 to 1500 on 3 pt hitch

Andy