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One-Ninety vs. 200

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Sam in WA

01-04-2008 09:43:11




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What is the difference between a One-Ninety XT and a 200? One of the guys I work for has a One-Ninety XT. I love that tractor and was looking for one but about all i can find is a 200. is the 200 an updated version of the One-Ninety XT?




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Eldon (WA)

01-04-2008 21:37:56




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
200 was also available with the optional 1000 rpm pto...another plus. There is a 190xt on Craigslist in Monroe....pretty hefty price, tho.



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Jr64

01-04-2008 19:54:48




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
The 200 has an updated hydraulic pump, along with heavier final drives and more three point lift capacity. They changed a few things on the engine filter wise. All around good solid tractor.



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Sam from WA

01-04-2008 19:13:18




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
The One-Ninety XT I was running all summer doing hay was one heck of a tractor. There'd be a patch of that real rank swamp grass and the govenor would kick in and pull through. I like the One-Ninety series and they're cheap tractors for the power and quality. After running the ol' Allis, I don't know if I'll buy a Deere as my next working tractor.



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John J in Wis

01-04-2008 18:03:17




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
I bought a 200 in November, I ran her 3rd gear up and down a steep hill switch high low range let off on rpms and she holds real good. She has 4200 hrs on her and I plan on restoring it. I love this tractor


John



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patiolant

01-04-2008 16:52:20




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
Yes. More horsepower, and some other upgrades from the 190 XT (some in the transmission/drivetrain if I am not mistaken). I've had a 200 for a few months, and am pretty happy with it.



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BobHnwOh

01-04-2008 15:36:34




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
Go with the 200!



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Tramway Guy

01-04-2008 11:20:47




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 Re: One-Ninety vs. 200 in reply to Sam in WA, 01-04-2008 09:43:11  
Yes.



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