New Tractor, 75HP Range

[lead_dog]

That's a pretty good price. A loader is another 5k.
I think new they are closer to 28/29 or so.
What kind of transmission? it doesn't say?
could be an 8x3 though and that's not so hot. I don't know what that big lever is by the front left, mine doesn't have that (i have a Power Shuttle)

I don't know. In fact, I don't know the difference between the two, since I'm new to this. Can you educate me? Really appreciate it.

 

[LoneCowboy]

New Holland North America: Products

no 8x3, looks like i"m wrong, so that's a plus, lowest is a 8x8 shuttle shift, which is ok (not the best, but ok)
give them a call, get some more info for us.
we like spending other people's money.

 

[Soundguy]

The only lever I see on the front left is on the dash and looks like it could be turn signals.. has the weatherproof accordian-pleated bootie and all on it. real short.. say 6"... What are you seeing?

Soundguy

 

[lead_dog]

12x12 shuttle transmission

 

[dgl24087]

New Holland North America: Products

no 8x3, looks like i"m wrong, so that's a plus, lowest is a 8x8 shuttle shift, which is ok (not the best, but ok)
give them a call, get some more info for us.
we like spending other people's money.

The dealer has the same tractor on eBay eBay: 2006 NEW HOLLAND TD75. 4X4 ROPS (item 180129523626 end time Jun-21-07 07:20:07 PDT), it is a 12x12 SynchroShuttle. The tall lever on the left of the seat is the MFWD engagement lever. Where do you see 8x8 transmission, I'm looking at the TD75 spec sheet on NH web site, it says 12x12 is standard. Oh, I see now, you're looking at the TN series, this tractor is a TD. List on the Case JX80, comparable tractor to the NH, is $27620.

 

[lead_dog]

I spoke to him and it's the 12x12. A loader from them is another $6,500, since it's used and not a package. He's trying to quote me a Case jx80 with a loader, which he says is a comparable model.

 

[Z-Michigan]

The JX80 is comparable in capability but I believe it's an entirely different design. Go take a look at one; IMHO they are quite large and heavy for the utility class. Would be great for bigger fieldwork, and for your tasks may be fine, but take a look.

 

[jltrent]

Kubota, New dealer around here has about put others out. If you like the Toyota and Honda vehicles then remember the Kubota is engineered the same place with the same quality.

 

[lead_dog]

Thanks...I'm actually renting a smaller (35HP or so) Kubota this weekend, so I'll get my first taste of one and compare it to the Deere. Just doing some bush hogging.

 

[schmism]

TN75D 2003 with 875 hrs $33K

2003 NEW HOLLAND TN75D For Sale at TractorHouse.com

 

[lead_dog]

What about this? Is this a good tractor, and good value?

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/grd/332699511.html

 

[Z-Michigan]

The Kubotas are solid. If that is an M9000 it is a prior generation - replaced by the M9540/8540. The price looks great to me if it is as advertised. Definitely worth a look, but always inspect closely!

 

[lead_dog]

Yeah, just spoke to him. Older gentlemen that hasn't used it much. Going to see it today. 4wd and a loader are critical to me, and 90HP more than I need, but that's a good thing.

 

[bigdeer2000]

i have a m9000,bought it just before the 40 series came out. has been a good tractor no complaints.

 

[candersen10]

I have a New Holland TN75, a Kubota 4630, and am currently demoing/probably going to buy a John Deere 5325 to replace my Kubota. I know that the 5325, with only 67 hp, is a little less powerful than you are looking for, but for your needs it might be just fine. I have put about 10 hours on the machine running it with a 10 foot woods mower in very tall grass and the thing just has tons of power. I have run it all day mowing a 55 acre field on my farm, in high range, first gear, low speed (24 by 24 trani) in the Economy PTO setting, so under 1500 RPM the entire time, and it does not struggle one bit. I'd say that if the New Holland TN75 has 75 hp than the Deere feels more like 85 because it is absolutely a more powerful machine. Successful farms do well by minimizing the amount of money spent on equipment and by buying the right equipment. The deere would certainly be my bet with these thoughts in mind. A guy 45 minutes away from my farm has a 5320 with over 13,000 hours on it. I'm sure that other manufacturers can claim this as well, but I'd say that the slight premium you pay for a 5x25 series tractor might very well be worth it in the long run.

 

[EquipmentUser]

The JX80 is comparable in capability but I believe it's an entirely different design. Go take a look at one; IMHO they are quite large and heavy for the utility class. Would be great for bigger fieldwork, and for your tasks may be fine, but take a look.

No, the JX series Case IH's are the same as the TDD series NH's. Your thinking of the JXU series Case IH's which are comparable to the TL-A NH's. Just thought i'd let you know.

 

[john_bud]

What about this? Is this a good tractor, and good value?

KUBOTA M-9000 TRACTOR 2006 MODEL

I'd be on that tractor like a rat on a cheeto!

jb

 

[Dougster]

What about this? Is this a good tractor, and good value?
KUBOTA M-9000 TRACTOR 2006 MODEL

Guess my eyesight is going bad again... Are those really R4's on there?

Dougster

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Guess my eyesight is going bad again... Are those really R4's on there?

Dougster

That is what it says in the listing.

 

[Dougster]

That is what it says in the listing.

So, in other words, you're saying that your eyesight is no better than mine at this time of night!

Dougster