deerepower
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Has anyone priced a M8200 recently? 2wd or 4wd cab or without cab, as I have not completely decided on the above options yet.
Price Check Price of M8200?
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froggy
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Use the State of MN web site to get the MSRP a M8200:
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/equipment/contracts/tr_cpt_utl/index.html
Then figure 10-20% off depending on area of country.
http://www.dot.state.mn.us/equipment/contracts/tr_cpt_utl/index.html
Then figure 10-20% off depending on area of country.
WhiteRock
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I recently got a quote on a M8200 HDC3
H - Hydraulic shuttle (approx $1,000 I think)
D - 4WD
C - Cab
3 - Series 3 Cab
$32,250, Central Texas
I paid the extra $1500 and got the M9000HDC3. Its an Awesome tractor.
H - Hydraulic shuttle (approx $1,000 I think)
D - 4WD
C - Cab
3 - Series 3 Cab
$32,250, Central Texas
I paid the extra $1500 and got the M9000HDC3. Its an Awesome tractor.
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deerepower
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I recently got a quote on a M8200 HDC3
H - Hydraulic shuttle (approx $1,000 I think)
D - 4WD
C - Cab
3 - Series 3 Cab
$32,250, Central Texas
I paid the extra $1500 and got the M9000HDC3. Its an Awesome tractor. )</font>
WhiteRock the M8200 is a better deal than the M6800 quoted at $30,500 equipped exactly plus I believe the M8200 has a bigger hydraulic pump.
H - Hydraulic shuttle (approx $1,000 I think)
D - 4WD
C - Cab
3 - Series 3 Cab
$32,250, Central Texas
I paid the extra $1500 and got the M9000HDC3. Its an Awesome tractor. )</font>
WhiteRock the M8200 is a better deal than the M6800 quoted at $30,500 equipped exactly plus I believe the M8200 has a bigger hydraulic pump.
WhiteRock
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The M5700, M6800, and M8200 all have the same hydraulic pump specs. Each being 17.1 GPM. The M5700 and M6800 deliver 2770 PSI, while the M8200 delivers its flow at 2880 PSI.
It does have higher pressure, so more output, but not by much. The flow is total flow including power steering. So you only have 11 GPM for hydraulic implements at the service outputs.
One of the reasons I went to the M9000 was because it has an extra pump dedicated to the power steering. So the full 17.1 GPM at 2880 PSI is available at the service outputs. This isn't really high flow, but it puts you in a nice range for a lot of hydraulic implements. Especially for a tractor.
I hope this helps
It does have higher pressure, so more output, but not by much. The flow is total flow including power steering. So you only have 11 GPM for hydraulic implements at the service outputs.
One of the reasons I went to the M9000 was because it has an extra pump dedicated to the power steering. So the full 17.1 GPM at 2880 PSI is available at the service outputs. This isn't really high flow, but it puts you in a nice range for a lot of hydraulic implements. Especially for a tractor.
I hope this helps
WhiteRock
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I just realized your are the topic originator. Sounds like you are still trying to decide. So I will throw in some more observations so you can see if they match yours.
For the $2,000 difference here is the advantage the M8200 has over the M6800 that I see:
- 15 gross, 11 PTO more HP from turbo
- CAT II hitch only, but far as I know you can use still use the adapters
- 1,000 lbs lift capacity
- Increased fuel capacity 5 gal ROPS, 4 gal cab
- Increased cooling system
- approx 1 ft in length
- about 4" wider
- 1.5" ground clearance
- 8" in wheelbase
- 500 - 1000 lbs in weight depending on model
- Bigger tires, I think this may be the weight and size difference
Depending on what you will use it for will determine the value of the differences.
So far with my M9000 I have never run out of HP. I always run out of weight first. So I probably would not notice with my current task if I had 15 less HP. I am sure there are implements that would tap the HP. I am sure hydraulics would be one. These tractors have a lot of power.
For the $2,000 difference here is the advantage the M8200 has over the M6800 that I see:
- 15 gross, 11 PTO more HP from turbo
- CAT II hitch only, but far as I know you can use still use the adapters
- 1,000 lbs lift capacity
- Increased fuel capacity 5 gal ROPS, 4 gal cab
- Increased cooling system
- approx 1 ft in length
- about 4" wider
- 1.5" ground clearance
- 8" in wheelbase
- 500 - 1000 lbs in weight depending on model
- Bigger tires, I think this may be the weight and size difference
Depending on what you will use it for will determine the value of the differences.
So far with my M9000 I have never run out of HP. I always run out of weight first. So I probably would not notice with my current task if I had 15 less HP. I am sure there are implements that would tap the HP. I am sure hydraulics would be one. These tractors have a lot of power.
