NEW TD75D Finally
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Robert_in_NY
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The TDD line is a nice tractor and I would like to get one someday. If I sell my 7710 I might get one sooner rather then later. Well, either the TDD or the JX version
I looked at jx also but they were couple thousand more than TD series. I would like somebody to explain that one since they are same tractor!
Plus the new holland dealer here has been great so far. they have been so good that I have been looking at Landpride flail mower at there place, they have give me good price but I cant decide between it or heavy duty rotary cutter.
Plus the new holland dealer here has been great so far. they have been so good that I have been looking at Landpride flail mower at there place, they have give me good price but I cant decide between it or heavy duty rotary cutter.
twabscs
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Fairlane,
Was the pricing from different dealers? If so, that's the difference. My local dealer is both NH and CaseIH and so we work through whichever one has the best price/deals at the time. There really shouldn't be much difference in price.
Was the pricing from different dealers? If so, that's the difference. My local dealer is both NH and CaseIH and so we work through whichever one has the best price/deals at the time. There really shouldn't be much difference in price.
Robert_in_NY
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You know, seeing all these threads with people showing off their new tractor makes me want to buy a new one.
Um...Can I have $35k please .....anyone ......
They do look like great tractors and what I remember the most is how solid they felt. They used a lot of metal and not so much plastic on the TDD which I found refreshing and what sold me on them. I would love a TS-A (T6000) as that has an outstanding cab but is about $20k more then the TDD if I recall correctly.
Um...Can I have $35k please
.....anyone ...... They do look like great tractors and what I remember the most is how solid they felt. They used a lot of metal and not so much plastic on the TDD which I found refreshing and what sold me on them. I would love a TS-A (T6000) as that has an outstanding cab but is about $20k more then the TDD if I recall correctly.
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fairlane said:Well I finally got TD75D and I love it so far. Took me while to get pictures so here they are
That is really a gorgeous tractor. The loader looks like a beast.
I am curious though.... Why are you shredding corn? Are you in a dry area that had a failed crop?
Looks like im shredding corn but actually I was going from one side of field to other side moving old brush and limbs when the picture was snapped ( Liked background). I have an old john deere 44 combine for corn. I use the corn to heat my house so I cut sections at a time because i dont have a big grain bin to store it in. that is one of those things on my wish list. ( Waited over year to get tractor making do with older smaller tractors) but in time hopefully I get it and all those neat bigger implements also.
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fairlane said:
I saw the cutter in the air, but I wasn't sure since it looked like you right at the edge of the corn. I'm relieved to know that you are making use of that crop.