Posted by HeyPigFarmer on January 02, 2008 at 18:33:28 from (74.126.9.226):
In Reply to: New Holland 8360 posted by JDBrian on January 02, 2008 at 18:01:19:
Well I have never used one, can tell ya it's the same thing as a Fiat M135 which anything that says Fiat on it scares me right away, if you have ever had to work on a Fiat/Oliver you know what I mean. It did have the 456 (7.5L) engine in it which is supposed to be bullet proof and at 115hp should last near forever. That's about all I know, remember any used tractor is only as good as it's previous owner. One more thing to think about is parts availability. We have one ford TW10, which shares nothing in common other than the paint with the 8360, but the closest dealer is around 60 miles away and they are useless, there is a good dealer about 80 miles away but that's a long way to drive to get a widget. Even though CNH Capital is the holding company for both Case and New Holland, Case dealers can't get you parts. I'm more of a Deere guy than anything also and after owning one ford, it's a decent tractor, but I won't take another one.
On a side note, this wouldn't happen to be the one at M&S would it?
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