Posted by ks rancher on September 17, 2013 at 22:28:25 from (67.213.175.42):
Ok New Holland guys i need some help, i'm in the market for a new to me tractor. I want to go with something New Holland but have never owned a New Holland tractor, I will be mowing hay on flat smooth ground in kansas with a 1411 New Holland discbine and baling round bales with a New Holland 654 baler. I have been looking at the ts110's with the power shuttle(i think is what its called), basicaly it has two ranges and 8 gears. I have also looked at at tl100. Do any of the TL 100's come with a powershift type transmission like the TS110's? Call me picky but in eastern kansas we have very thick brome grass so being able to down shift or up shift very quickly is very handy. Could someone kind of point me in the right direction? I am looking to spend $30,000 and no more, would like to find something with 3000 or less hours. Would the TL be able to handle those two implements. Thanks in advance for your help.
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