Do you have a TC 18, TC 21 or 21 D?

banjobj · Sep 15, 2001

How about you unregistered posters registering? It certainly helps us to know more about the conditions your BABY will be exposed to. Anyway thanks for your responses!!!!!!

dass · Sep 16, 2001

Don't know why they went bad so soon, have only used 48 in. MMM and followed break-in use as per manual instructions! Because BOTH right AND left seals leaked ,it would point to a problem with the seals themselves or with assembly ! Aside from that , the unit over all ,has been great and the dealer service has been excellent ! dass

Blu21 · Sep 16, 2001

Bought new 6/2000, 275hrs. no problems, Tom

Anonymous Poster · Sep 16, 2001

forgot to tell you the tc25 will be going away when the tc24 comes out

PBMAX · Sep 24, 2001

Bought our...TC21D at the end of last yr new with FEL and box blade.For 14k.About +/-150hrs.No propblems I didn't cause..OR should I still blame the beaver for bending my rod on the steering cylinder.../w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gifTC24???What,is it the same size as ours but with the ratings of the tc25? U know 5'brush cutter instead of the 4' ones etc...?

Laziness is the Father of invention.../w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Lil' Paul
Proud owner of TC21D

Anonymous Poster · Sep 24, 2001

yes will be the same size as the 21. We also just ordered our first tc30 today a 30hp tractor with loader hydro live pto and power steering with r4 tires for less than 15000.00 retail should be a hit our customers

banjobj · Sep 24, 2001

rickyl25, Are you a New Holland dealer? I was curious, can't tell since you aren't registered.

Anonymous Poster · Sep 25, 2001

yes work for a dealer

banjobj · Sep 26, 2001

Thanks, it sounded like you had an insiders knowledge about tractors.

banjobj · Sep 27, 2001

Thanks to all who have replied. I must say I'm kinda surprised that this post didn't get more response. I thought there were more 18's and 21's out there.