Got my new TT75A
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Good luck with the TT75, I'm sure you will love it. I love my TT50A and just waiting for all this snow and ice to go away to start all the mowing again. I agree, think the TT line is the best bang for the buck out there. Nothing fancy, just a good "just what you need" tractor.
Again, best of luck and enjoy it.
Again, best of luck and enjoy it.
Finally got some pictures taken. Check them out here. Tractors - a photoset on Flickr
jinman
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tnmule said:
Oh yeah! You'll need to go get yourself a big can of car wax. That's a waxin' tractor if I ever saw one. Purdy, purdy. . .
Robert_in_NY
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I do like the TT line of tractors. Are you keeping the 3000 also?
If you can, how much did you pay for just the TT minus the loader.
If you can, how much did you pay for just the TT minus the loader.
Robert_in_NY said:
Yes, we are going to keep the Ford 3000. That tractor has been on the farm since I was 4 or 5 years old and now I have a nine month old son that I will pass it on to. Besides, no one would give us anything for it since it is a gas burner and no power steering, but I still love it. Lots of work done with that tractor. I just hope this fancy new tractor is as reliable as the old blue and yes I will have to get the simonize after both of them. My dealer(which is no longer a dealer) priced the TT with canopy, bumper, rear remote, and loaded tires for $15900.