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Re: looking at the TC24 Boomer New Holland tractor this weekend.
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Posted by marv on April 07, 2003 at 21:06:50 from (204.119.19.194):
In Reply to: looking at the TC24 Boomer New Holland tractor this weekend. posted by KURT (mi) on April 04, 2003 at 02:39:14:
24 is a nice tractor but with hydro you will lose between 5 to 10 hp when working this is where the 29 comes in real handy it will run a lot smother hydro will run cooler making it last longer and always have that little extra you are looking for check with dealer they have spring sales and special interest rates like 3to 5 % check it out get your 29 and supprise your honey with new wheels she will love you for it go luck 29 for me or bigger p.s. this is a 10 year or more deal look at tomorrow in mine
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