Posted by Mathias NY on April 21, 2012 at 04:43:23 from (69.207.112.28):
In Reply to: NorTrac Tractors posted by jbordelon on April 20, 2012 at 13:53:19:
No personal experience, but saw one at a dealer auction last month. The original buyer had traded it in for a Kubota after ~80 hours. The ergonomics and operator visibility were poor at best and the construction was also fairly crude. The tool factory tool kit was also included at the sale. It included some spare parts, like a head gasket!
If you think you are serious about buying one, do some searches for Jinma tractors, this is the more generic brand for the tractor. There are forums devoted to helping owners troubleshoot and repair them. They seem to have more minor issues than the more expensive brands, but more are easily fixed if you are handy. The problems that scared me away were the random gear and casting failures that some people experienced.
I looked into buying one 4 years ago and decided that my money would be better spent on a 30yr Deere or Ford. They will require the same kinds of minor repairs, but parts are readily available and I wouldn"t have to worry about gear or casting failures.
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