Posted by Bill VA on December 06, 2020 at 10:40:38 from (64.203.132.80):
In Reply to: New Holland hunting posted by David G on December 06, 2020 at 07:59:17:
None of my business, but I�ve read a fair amount of negative comments (and YouTube videos) regarding these T4 New Holland and their CaseIH counterparts and I like those tractors and the lower trim Workmasters. We had aand still have a Ford 3000 on this farm and I�d like to see a blue tractor return one of these days,
The cab tractor that peaks my interest in the 90-100ish hp range is the 4700 series Massey Ferguson, especially the 4710. On YouTube DLH Farms is Using one of these tractors and seems to be having good luck with it vs his NH tractors of the past. His big tractor is a JD, but the MF is used extensively for haying.
I set in one of these 4710�s at a dealer and was pleasantly surprised. They are now available with the Dana 4 transmissions. Originally the ones that were on the dealer lots around here were made in China, but more recently from Brazil. I think the Sisu Diesel engines are top shelf.
To get the 1000 PTO, I believe you have to step up to the 5700 series.
These global series MF�s are IMHO a good bang for the buck. The link below should take you to a PDF brochure.
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