rebelmedic
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I have no idea how they can offer that price but am glad they do.I got the same set up here in my area for about the same price.So far it`s a great tractor glad i stepped up one size.
TC45DA
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There are no restrictions on the 0% financing that I know off this is a New Holland sponsered program no cost to the dealer at all. <font color="blue"> </font> /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Funny?? My dealer said there was a $250 application fee included in the overall price /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Guess I should feel guilty is I ask for the Gator Blades to be included and installed!
Funny?? My dealer said there was a $250 application fee included in the overall price /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Guess I should feel guilty is I ask for the Gator Blades to be included and installed!
jinman
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Tarheel tractor sells a NH TC48DA w/18LA loader, industrial tires, 12X12 shuttle shift, 72" HD bucket for $22,950.
This is less than the "dealer cost" mentioned above for a TC45DA.
Any idea how they manage that? Thanks.
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I don't know for sure, but here's my guess. The TC45DA has a hydrostatic transmission and that "bumps" the price up to the same or similar to the TC48DA with it's shuttle shift tranny. Like it or not, the hydro is sold for premium $$$. If you want to see the difference, compare the TC45A with gear tranny. I bet it's a lot less than the TC48DA.
This is less than the "dealer cost" mentioned above for a TC45DA.
Any idea how they manage that? Thanks.
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I don't know for sure, but here's my guess. The TC45DA has a hydrostatic transmission and that "bumps" the price up to the same or similar to the TC48DA with it's shuttle shift tranny. Like it or not, the hydro is sold for premium $$$. If you want to see the difference, compare the TC45A with gear tranny. I bet it's a lot less than the TC48DA.
rebelmedic
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I had not concidered the hydro on the TC45. Hydrostatic is normaly a lot more.When i got mine the hydrostatic TC48 was only $2000.00 more. Not worth the extra cost to me. I`m kinda stuck on the gear units, it`ll perform better with the 6.5 ft heavy duty disk i plan on buying soon than hydro
jinman
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( When i got mine the hydrostatic TC48 was only $2000.00 more. )</font>
Rebelmedic, unless something has changed that I'm not aware of, the TC48 and TC55 are not offered with a hydrostatic transmission. NH has not introduced that model and I've heard nothing about any plans for that. It's true as you say that the hydro is normally at least $2000 more.
If a hydro is ever offered on the the Class IVs, it will be HUGE, since it will put these tractors on par with the new JD offerings. They already have a great loader in the 18LA and the 12 gpm hydraulic flow make these great tractors, and I'm envious of your new TC48DA. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif I think it will pull that heavy-duty disc plow just fine. Do you have R4s or Ag tires?
Rebelmedic, unless something has changed that I'm not aware of, the TC48 and TC55 are not offered with a hydrostatic transmission. NH has not introduced that model and I've heard nothing about any plans for that. It's true as you say that the hydro is normally at least $2000 more.
If a hydro is ever offered on the the Class IVs, it will be HUGE, since it will put these tractors on par with the new JD offerings. They already have a great loader in the 18LA and the 12 gpm hydraulic flow make these great tractors, and I'm envious of your new TC48DA. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif I think it will pull that heavy-duty disc plow just fine. Do you have R4s or Ag tires?
markie61
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I think he meant the TC48 "was only $2K more" than the TC45DA he was looking at. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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rebelmedic
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Jinman and Markie61,Both are right i was thinking of the price difference between the TC45 Hydro and the SSS TC48 but also got the Price difference in the ESS TC48 and SSS mixed in there,hydrostatic 48 is nonexistant. I was at work when realized my mistake so could not correct till tonight.Sorry about that.Oh Jinman i have the R4 tires they are great so far.
