TC55DA with 120hrs and a Woods 1020 fel

[FULLPULL]

Does the warranty transfer it should ? That is a good saving's over a new one. I would drive it and check it out and ask for a new hat if you trade

 

[lug nut]

Now there is something else I must consider. The NH dealer came back with a price of $24,600 for a new TC55DA with EHSS and a QA loader. That makes the decision a little bit harder.

 

[Roto]

That price seems too low to me. It must be a cash deal and not financing and im still doubting a dealer going that low. i think thats losing money. Maybe it was a 2wd.

As a matter of fact i will buy 4 of them you can tell the dealer. I can resell them and make money. You would be hard pressed to get a new TC55DA EHSS 4WD with QA loader for less then $26000.

Mike

 

[lug nut]

I might have it wrong. Maybe it was $26,400. We are probably going to look at it tomorrow. I'll find out for sure.

How does the Woods loader compare to the NH loader? I'm guessing the NH is a 720?

 

[Roto]

NH 270TL loader

 

[lug nut]

Ok, I have my facts straight now.

We are going with the new tractor. It has the SSS tranny, 270 loader with QA, R4 tires. We are adding arm rests and a canopy. The grand total will be $25,100 without delivery. Pretty good price from what I have seen.

I will probably pick it up on Wednesday.

Thanks for your advice. I'll try to post some pics when I get her home.

 

[Ford850]

Just to clarify, the SSS is not the same as the EHSS, and will not have the power shuttle feature. That's costs about $1k, until you use one, then it might be worth a whole lot more.

 

[Roto]

add $1000 for the EHSS and your at $26,100 which a super low price. Are you doing your own financing or going through CNH?

mike

 

[Ford850]

That's very close to the price I was quoted for a new 2005 still on the lot. If they ordered a newly built model it went up in price quite a bit.

 

[lug nut]

add $1000 for the EHSS and your at $26,100 which a super low price. Are you doing your own financing or going through CNH?

mike

That price was with outside financing or cash. Financing through CNH would have added about $1500 to the price.

The SSS is closer to what I am used to. I learned to drive on a tractor and have been clutching ever since.