David Blum
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I am looking at buying one of these with cab and FEL.
Has anyone had any experience with this make of tractor.
Has anyone had any experience with this make of tractor.
Buying Advice Agrison 90HP
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flusher
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No experience, but here's a recent TBN thread about smaller Agrison tractors
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-member-introductions/235868-hello.html
Good luck
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/new-member-introductions/235868-hello.html
Good luck
zonta223
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Honestly look around on this site....you will find a few posts about them which have not been deleted. Or contact myself,Bridget,issues or lots of other posters by PM
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David Blum
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Thanks Zonta223.
Have got some info already.
Have got some info already.
MBTRAC
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Whilst attractive on price, the Chinese built Agrisons are evidently built to a price & a lower standard compared side by side to say the Korean built Daedongs...........the Agrison's might be ok in lighter farm use & occassional use hobby farm applications but then that's probably not why you'd be considering a 90hp tractor.
I'm yet to see any Chinese built tractor last the distance in heavier farming applications - there's a world of difference between breaking hard clay & granite soils in Australia & cultivating agricultural land in other countries that has been regularly cropped for c.100yrs+....ditto for heavy slashing all day in Australian 38C+ summer days......
I'm yet to see any Chinese built tractor last the distance in heavier farming applications - there's a world of difference between breaking hard clay & granite soils in Australia & cultivating agricultural land in other countries that has been regularly cropped for c.100yrs+....ditto for heavy slashing all day in Australian 38C+ summer days......
There is no shortage of Chinese tractors down under, all "makes" and colors, they come and go, just check out fleabay. I remember looking at a Rhino a few years ago .. I have also noticed new "old model" MF tractors from Pakistan sold here, dunno what the go is with that?
My advice is stay with a brand name machine.
My advice is stay with a brand name machine.
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David Blum
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Thank you to all members that have posted information.
I think I will open the wallet and buy a New Holland.
dealer is close by and as i run 200 acres and 150 head of cattle
risk is the greatest factor for me as I am 70 km from any dealer
Agrison do not have any at all.
I think I will open the wallet and buy a New Holland.
dealer is close by and as i run 200 acres and 150 head of cattle
risk is the greatest factor for me as I am 70 km from any dealer
Agrison do not have any at all.
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Question: If you have a 75hp Daedong why aren't you considering another Daedong in preference to a NH...etc ?
On the back of local farmers/neighbours good experiences, our first Daedong, a 100hp machine has been delivered this week displacing the CNH's, Landini's, McCormick's we usually run in this power/size
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