TN65DCab

FltBrokFarms · Aug 14, 2003

BTW that is a 4 wheel drive.One other question,Am I correct to assume that the FEL would be better on a 4 wheel drive instead of 2 wheel.I really don't need 4 wheel drive .Thanks Again Wayne

Bird · Aug 14, 2003

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Yes. I don't know enough about that model to answer about the price, Wayne, but when you ask a second related question, it might be best if you'd use the "Reply" feature to reply to yourself and that will keep everything in one thread instead of making separate ones.

cowboydoc · Aug 14, 2003

Definitely better to have 4wd with a loader, esp. if you have any kind of adverse conditions.

Phred · Aug 17, 2003

Wayne,

I think thats a good price but it would help to know what transmission it has.
Thats a 16x16 tranny, with a manual shuttle?
They use to make an 8x8 and may still. Also the power shuttle would add cost, but I did not think it was worth the money. Just my opnion.

The D = Cab.

I have a TN70D. Great machines.

Fred

AndyMA · Aug 17, 2003

I think the D models only come with 16x16's. I have the Power Shuttle and if you do a lot of loader type work like I do, I would never give it up. I have a TN75D and love it.

Andy

FltBrokFarms · Aug 18, 2003

Thanks guys and you are right it is a 16x16 with hyd. shuttle.Looks like I will be ordering it this week,wife said OK.Thanks again

Phred · Aug 18, 2003

Andy,

You may be right. A couple of years ago I think they had a cab on a local dealership that was an 8x8, but that may be just my bad memory.

Wayne: Sounds like a deal. I bet you will be pleased with the TN series.

Fred