JD 7230R

[Edward. S]

I put the 6420 on consignment today for 60 days at the dealer picking it up sometime next week. And soooo...... I put it on consignment I must have gotten something...

We can play "The price is right" if you guys want.. :laughing:

So I did get something.
JD 7230R - 155 Hours
50K/31MPH Right Hand Reverser IVT Trans
TLS+
4 SCV's
710s and 600 Rubber
Leather Package :licking:
Extremity Lights on Fenders
540/1000PTO
JD Link
Beacon
Premium Lighting
18 Weights + Rear weights, 450KG + 165KG
Extended Warranty until Oct 17 / 2016
Active Command Steering
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JD 995 On-land 7 Bottom Plow (For sure)
Maschio Pantera 520 Folding Tiller (Possibly)

 

[Bob77064]

Congrats, that is fine.

 

[Edward. S]

Thanks! If no one buys it the dealer will buy it and sell it them selves and that money will be used to be the down payment on it for financing.

 

[AKfish]

That's a mighty fine lookin' tractor! (Is there a Jacuzzi in there with that leather seating..??) I'll be down this Spring for field work -- just keep the tank full of fuel for me!!!

AKfish

 

[Zebrafive]

That is a BIG tractor!! The front tires look like my 2030's rear tires. And four steps to the cab! And that exhaust looks like a fat squirrel could slide down with ease. Nice to see a tractor that makes mine look small. Oh and my 6415 has a backup alarm, but not a twurly light :laughing:

 

[Edward. S]

That's a mighty fine lookin' tractor! (Is there a Jacuzzi in there with that leather seating..??) I'll be down this Spring for field work -- just keep the tank full of fuel for me!!!

AKfish

Thanks! No theres no Jacuzzi.... I don't think the electronics will like water. :laughing:

That is a BIG tractor!! The front tires look like my 2030's rear tires. And four steps to the cab! And that exhaust looks like a fat squirrel could slide down with ease. Nice to see a tractor that makes mine look small. Oh and my 6415 has a backup alarm, but not a twurly light :laughing:

I think that exhaust is about 5 inches across. Its one of the bigger tractors in the neighborhood, the potato guys around here are buying 3 6190Rs, 2 7230Rs and 2 8285Rs. Probably I would get that Maschio Pantera 520 its a folding tiller about 17' wide. I like backup alarms and twurly lights.

 

[AKfish]

Thanks! No theres no Jacuzzi.... I don't think the electronics will like water. :laughing:



I think that exhaust is about 5 inches across. Its one of the bigger tractors in the neighborhood, the potato guys around here are buying 3 6190Rs, 2 7230Rs and 2 8285Rs. Probably I would get that Maschio Pantera 520 its a folding tiller about 17' wide. I like backup alarms and twurly lights.

Well... sounds like the farmer's in your part of the world are feeling pretty confident that harvest's and prices are going to remain strong. That's good to hear... Keep those grocery shelves well stocked!! :thumbsup:

AKfish

 

[Edward. S]

Well... sounds like the farmer's in your part of the world are feeling pretty confident that harvest's and prices are going to remain strong. That's good to hear... Keep those grocery shelves well stocked!! :thumbsup:

AKfish

But my products don't go into the shelves in the grocery store :no: . They go to the produce section.

The potato guys are probably trading their machines because they want to not put DEF in their machines in the future for Full Tier 4 Emissions.

I don't think my competitors will like that now I have a bigger tractor than them. :silly:

 

[AKfish]

But my products don't go into the shelves in the grocery store :no: . They go to the produce section.

The potato guys are probably trading their machines because they want to not put DEF in their machines in the future for Full Tier 4 Emissions.

I don't think my competitors will like that now I have a bigger tractor than them. :silly:

More money in the fresh market...!! :thumbsup: But - you're telling me there's not a single canning facility in that part of the country? Or a freezing plant? Many years ago I worked with my uncle in Minnesota and the area farms had a suitable climate and soils to raise commercial sweet corn, green beans, etc. as well as dried bean varieties. The Green Giant company had a processing facility that froze and canned the local production.

AKfish

 

[Grateful11]

Edward I must say that is one sweet sounding machine. I especially like the IVT option.