multi power
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Richard Baggott has got a couple in stockYou need to fek that tractor off while it still running and get another mx110..
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multi power
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Should we actually be encouraging him ?You need to fek that tractor off while it still running and get another mx110..
rc mx110
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It will turn it fine
It will tow it fine
Trouble occurs when it needs to do both
multi power
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See I massey could do both no troubleIt will turn it fine
It will tow it fine
Trouble occurs when it needs to do both
rc mx110
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Don't deny a suitably sized mf would. Just my naturally aspirated Same is quite man enough, was only on the spreader that day as it was the time I was getting intermittent hyd fault on the mx
YorkshireAndrew
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Multi tasking at its best .
The first tractor I put big hours up on was an Antares 130, I don't know whether to laugh or cry. It would climb up the side of a mountain in fairness. Was bought to run a turf hopper and was unparalleled on that job but I was slightly jealous of the JD 66,68 and 7810 that the others had.You had to kind of knock it into forward / reverse, you could push it as hard as you liked and no dice
But I've never driven a tractor with so many gears! 4 ranges, 5 gears in each range and three splits in each gear
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- Welshpool Powys
I had a lambo formula 115T same as a same 130 that tractor would out grip everything on slopes.
Did a lot of hours too with very little repairs.
Did a lot of hours too with very little repairs.
rc mx110
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just tryed it in pto normal, different animalIt will turn it fine
It will tow it fine
Trouble occurs when it needs to do both
eco is at 1900
norm at 2300
she handles every other job in eco
1000.6A naturally aspirated as found in Silver 100.6 / Antares 110 can seem a bit flat in my experience, turbo'd as per Antares 130... a totally different animal, massively more torque and drive-ability.
Only trouble re the OP is I don't think that cab design (broadly the same on a Silver / Antares, that Hurlimann or the Lambo) is roomy enough. Otherwise ideal machines in that price bracket.
Only trouble re the OP is I don't think that cab design (broadly the same on a Silver / Antares, that Hurlimann or the Lambo) is roomy enough. Otherwise ideal machines in that price bracket.
rc mx110
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+1 the arse about tit doors on the Antares not good for a big lad
Sheep
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How about the fiat winner series? F100 - 140, they are part of the ford/NH blood line, great engine and fantastic noise. Plenty within the budget, although the cab may be a bit basic.
May be worth suggesting to your son anyway.
May be worth suggesting to your son anyway.
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- 200 miles N,NW of New York
The cab is crap, with no room in them, did you not read the post about big lad that has to drive it,
John 1594
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John 1594
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You're all far too fussy, about this that and the other .........................
Fussy...and having what you want...same thing surely?
I could have bought a fair few cheap tractors recently, but no point owning something i dont like
Sheep
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I've never actually been in one, have seen plenty working though and have driven 110-90s hence the great engine remark.
Would the budget stretch to a 6600 Deere?
Also as said before I would seriously look at financing a portion (3k) of the total cost and go for a 12k tractor rather than a 9k one, or spend 3k on tyres and tidying a 9k tractor and that way you'll still have the capital available for any breakdowns.
Mum
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Noooooo we don't do debt! Lol
Re Deere ..... Deere my name Dear by nature?!