60-70 pto hp Tractor comparison

[EhM8]

I was looking at the OECD fuel test figures the other day, and the 4 litre JXs came out pretty good for fuel efficiency. They actually seemed more efficient than the 4.5 litre engines they seem to be changing over to, first in the JXU and now in the bigger capacity JX Farmall. Worse thing about the little 60 of mine, is that it is fairly high revving and so is pretty loud - it's not a bad sounding engine though and the db ratings seem comparible to other rops tractos. They have decreased the engine speed at rated power on the 4.5 litres from 2500 to 2300 on the new model JXU and T5000s, also added a intercooler, so it would be interesting to see the tests for them now. Lot of the Tier II 70-100hp tractors from all brands seem to be disappointing when it comes to specific fuel consumption.

I had a recent price quote on a Case-IH JX95 (95 engine hp) with cab, mechanical shuttle, MFWD and 2 rear remotes for 36K. Lot of tractor for the money- including cab.

 

[Gent]

well this year we decided to replace our failing IH Hydro 666 gas with a new tractor top of the list are the Massey Ferguson 500 and 5400 Series, Case IH JX Series and Deutz-Fahr Agroplus.
All of these tractors should give us years of trouble free service but we would like some input from any one who was had a chance to operate any of these tractors some of our requirements are open platform, creeper gears (we farm vegy's) a track width front and rear of about 75" center to center and the quieter the better since we're near it picking all day, And even running the tractors at low revs like we do 1200-1500 a loud tractor gets old fast.

Have you looked at the new TYM Tractor 90 and 100 HP? They have 32F/32R, 4wd and 3 remotes standard. Not to mention a 5 year warranty, I dont think anyone can match that. I did some research and have found out that TYM tractors have been manufacturing tractors for over 40 years! Well something for you to think about. Happy Tractoring!