Posted by Brokenwrench on February 27, 2009 at 11:26:03 from (75.100.183.28):
Looking for some opinions on these two models. I currently have a 4635XT and am looking to go up to a 6635 or 6640.
The 6635 I m looking at is in nice shape, but close to 4000 hrs. Has had the timing chain done at 3500hrs. It s a 2 spd with cab and heat. About $5000 to boot.
The 6640 has 1900 hrs, real clean. Has cab, heat, air, radio, power attach, 2 spd. I d be looking at about $9,000-$10,000 to boot.
The problem I have is that I m less scared of the 6635 that s alittle more plain jane and more hrs than the 6640 with all the bells and whistles, seems like it could be more headaches down the road.
I ve had great luck with my 4635 and not really looking to go away from a gehl, so if you have experience with either of these models, please let me know what you think.
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