New NX5510HC vs Barely Used RX7320 for about the same price...

[WesternMN]

30 hours is basically a new machine. Does it come with a warranty? I believe I paid around 38 for mine.

Yes, still has a little over 2 years of warranty remaining.

 

[WoodChuckDad]

30 hours is basically a new machine. Does it come with a warranty? I believe I paid around 38 for mine.

That included an extra remote.

 

[WoodChuckDad]

2 years warranty, and a discount of about 6 or 7 grand? You did very well. I hope you like it as much as I like mine. We have almost 150 hours on it and I have been very pleased.

 

[WesternMN]

2 years warranty, and a discount of about 6 or 7 grand? You did very well. I hope you like it as much as I like mine. We have almost 150 hours on it and I have been very pleased.

I sure couldn't find anything comparable from any manufacturer at a similar price. I couldn't have bought the John Deere 5075 E that I looked at even if it was cheaper, it just wasn't nearly as nice or as capable of a machine. And it was substantially more expensive. Same with the Kubota.

 

[WesternMN]

Just was debating the same, I do a lot of FEL work, so it was a no brainer and I went with the RX.

Seems like HST is preferred for a lot of FEL work? This has been my biggest hang-up in going with the RX over a NX with HST

 

[WoodChuckDad]

Seems like HST is preferred for a lot of FEL work? This has been my biggest hang-up in going with the RX over a NX with HST

have about 150 hours on my RX. The majority of the work has been FEL work with the grapple. No problems so far.

 

[holeycow]

Seems like HST is preferred for a lot of FEL work? This has been my biggest hang-up in going with the RX over a NX with HST

It seems to dissuade many. If you are not physically disabled and unable to operate a clutch, then you will be fine with the RX. HST is not "more precise", nor is it "faster". Those are myths perpetrated here. In this size of tractor you won't miss HST.

The RX is the better tractor.

 

[bh10]

Seems like HST is preferred for a lot of FEL work? This has been my biggest hang-up in going with the RX over a NX with HST

I had a DK55 originally with a shuttle and now the RX, ever had a issue working my FEL with a clutch.

 

[paulfun9]

It seems to dissuade many. If you are not physically disabled and unable to operate a clutch, then you will be fine with the RX. HST is not "more precise", nor is it "faster". Those are myths perpetrated here. In this size of tractor you won't miss HST.

The RX is the better tractor.

I have to agree as I have no problems operating a shuttle and actually find it better for most of my needs.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

It seems to dissuade many. If you are not physically disabled and unable to operate a clutch, then you will be fine with the RX. HST is not "more precise", nor is it "faster". Those are myths perpetrated here. In this size of tractor you won't miss HST.

The RX is the better tractor.

I've yet to find a shuttle shift skid loader.