TT60A vs TC 55DA or others

[CNH_Dealer]

The TT-A series tractors are manufactured in New Delhi, India at a CNH (New Holland) owned facility. Final assembly on the TT-A tractor is done in Dublin, GA. US content for the tractor includes: ROPS, Tires/Wheels, Seat, Etc.

 

[LoneCowboy]

The only 8 speeds would be a killer for me
My current Massey only has 8 speeds and it sucks, I always want a different gear.

I think minimum of 12
JMHO

 

[Robert_in_NY]

The idea of the TT, TDD and TB line is to have an affordable yet reliable tractor available to the public. The guys wanting better tranny choices and other fancier options have the option of buying the TN, TL or TS instead. These tractors are great for small dairy and haying operations. I know a lot of TB's go to the vegetable growing markets. The TT seems like a great utility tractor along the likes of the MF 231S of a few years back. Just a basic tractor that will run a brush chopper all day long and clear snow also. I am thinking of buying one to replace the Ford 640 on the rake during haying. The Ford 640 only has 4 forward gears so the TT is an upgrade there plus it has better hydraulics, more power, higher ground clearance and power steering which will make my helper happy as she loves the open station 640 but hates the fact it doesn't have power steering.

My local dealer has a 2wd TT (can't remember which model) but it is a nice unit and is only $14k which is quite affordable for most people.

 

[heymack]

Here's a pic of mine I purchased a few months ago, complete with my little buddy at the helm. As mentioned above, it is a great tractor, especially considering the price. Also, since I already had a Ford 555A TLB, I had absolutely no need for more of the same, although one day I may have a set of remotes installed depending on my use. I stopped by my dealer yesterday just to shoot the bull and he told me he's selling many of this model. In fact, he was expecting four more to hit his lot today.