Which one to buy TC33D vs. TC35 vs. TC40

[Bulldogger]

I am looking for a new tractor and can’t decide which one to buy. I have narrowed it down to the three below. I already have a TN75D 4WD with a loader so I am not looking for one tractor to do it all. I want to use the new tractor primarily for working a garden, (planting, harrowing, and cultivating). I may also use it in the hay field if possible and maybe with a finish mover in the yard. I am still thinking about a loader. I know it would be useful just don’t know if it would be worth the extra money right now. If I don’t get it now I will later.

1. TC33D gear model
2. TC35 gear model
3. TC40 gear model

I would like to hear from anyone that has one of these tractors any what types of things that you do with them. Thanks for the information

 

[thcri]

Based on limited information my personal opinion is the TC33D is on the upper side for working gardens and finish mowing. The weight is up there.

The TC35 and 40 I believe you put yourself in a larger classification tractor and would be very much on the heavy side for mowing and gardening.

As far as planting, harrowing and harvesting the TC33D is on the small side.

I guess I would go with the 33 and use your larger tractor for you larger field work.

You know I probably really confused you here?? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

murph

 

[Anonymous Poster]

I have a TN75D with SS & 33LA loader, and a TC33D hydro & 7308 loader both with QT. buckets, and forks. The tc33d has a 72" mmm. I would go for the TC33D because it is one foot nerrower than the 75 you can get in tighter places. I dont have SS on the 33 but would get it next time. I love the hydro on the 33 and would recomend you think about that as a option. Love them both. hence BOOMER ONLY BETTER on the TN75D Good luck on your choice. Dave

 

[Bulldogger]

Murph,
Thanks for your reply. I don't know that I will be using a finish mower that much or at all, it was just a thought. It will mostly be used as a garden tractor. The TN75D that I have is to wide for my planters. However I use it with a to pull a 7 shank chisel plow, 3 row bottom plow and a 12' HYD cutting harrow to get the fields ready to plant. I bought a Ford 1900 new in 1982 and I liked its size. I guess what I am looking for is a tractor that is about the same size as the 1900.