Posted by samn40 on September 18, 2013 at 10:52:45 from (109.157.192.203):
In Reply to: New Holland tractors posted by ks rancher on September 17, 2013 at 22:28:25:
It is the opposite over here, no-one will buy the dual power TS or 7840s They burn out the clutches like crazy. The TS or 7840 SLE with the shift button is the one to go for as long as it is the grey chassis 7840, the bugs were mainly ironed out then. But just be careful changing ranges on them tractors as the dumbell gear is real easy to strip and costly to repair. Better to go for the TM range, but you need at least the TM 135 to be any good as the gearbox saps a lot of power. Good luck with what ever you purchase.....of course I would tell you to buy an 18x 6 speed Massey Ferguson 4270! Sam
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