andre
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Trying to figure which way to go I got the samr price quoted for each . Any coments will be very helpfull.
jd2210 vs nh Tz24da
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44trxfun
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andre,
I think there's been lots of discussion on both tractors. If you haven't checked the archives, that would probably be worth your time. My first thought, if you've narrowed it down to these two and price is virtually identical is to select a good dealer. It might be more important than the tractor...
I think there's been lots of discussion on both tractors. If you haven't checked the archives, that would probably be worth your time. My first thought, if you've narrowed it down to these two and price is virtually identical is to select a good dealer. It might be more important than the tractor...
bandit67
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I chose my machine both because of the true Cat 1 3ph, but even more of a deciding factor, became the curved FEL arms. You've got a much better view than on any of the dog-leg type loader arms.
The parent company for the blue machine you're looking at is Case New Holland. I ended up with the Case version - the only differences were the color scheme, and the headlights and grille (which I personally liked a little better than the blue version), plus it was $400 cheaper. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Check out the pics of my newly delivered Case DX24E below.
Dealers for the Case may be fewer and farther between. I was fortunate in that the dealer I got mine from carried both the Case and the NH, along with Kubota. I looked at all the brands, but I really liked some of the features of the new Case New Holland subs. There are some little details, both construction and comfort, that just seemed to be very well thought out.
The parent company for the blue machine you're looking at is Case New Holland. I ended up with the Case version - the only differences were the color scheme, and the headlights and grille (which I personally liked a little better than the blue version), plus it was $400 cheaper. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif Check out the pics of my newly delivered Case DX24E below.
Dealers for the Case may be fewer and farther between. I was fortunate in that the dealer I got mine from carried both the Case and the NH, along with Kubota. I looked at all the brands, but I really liked some of the features of the new Case New Holland subs. There are some little details, both construction and comfort, that just seemed to be very well thought out.
bandit67
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We ended up at $15,090 - DX24E, LX110 loader, 60" mid mount mower ($13,415), Land Pride 1550 tiller ($1610) and block heater ($65). The BX2230 was about $500 less, and the NH TZ24DA was about $400 more. I heard from guys out east that did much better, pricing wise, than I could on both Kubota and NH, but the prices I settled on were the best I could find around these parts, so I'm satisfied. I expect you should find the Case price right between the Kubota and NH also, regardless of where pricing is in your area.
My tractor was the first DX24E that the dealer has seen. My salesman told me that all the shop guys and salesmen were gathering around, commenting on how much they liked it once they saw it assembled on Friday afternoon.
My tractor was the first DX24E that the dealer has seen. My salesman told me that all the shop guys and salesmen were gathering around, commenting on how much they liked it once they saw it assembled on Friday afternoon.