Prices of a loader tractor these days?

[jondear]

A 4 pot 130 hp Claas with loader was 68k in 2020 turned up 21 . Probably add 10k to that now

 

[NorthumbrianFarmer]

A 4 pot 130 hp Claas with loader was 68k in 2020 turned up 21 . Probably add 10k to that now

What sort of spec was that? Pretty basic or had all the bells and whistles

 

[DrDunc]

Not 100% sure I’m going to trade it in or not so just looking roughly on what people were paying for new tractors of all brands

Ah

Price of all brands also very dependent upon the spec. I note you've not said if its a full spec loader tractor with vario gearbox, electric spools, heavy chassis built for 200hp, etc etc, or a tarted up light weight scraper tractor like a New Holland t5?

While I understand the need for generating forum traffic, a little more info might narrow down the answer! Currently you're looking between £80k for the lightweight scraper, to more than double that for a fendt 514profi plus.

Same HP, but very different machines capable of very different tasks. What tractor do you currently have?

 

[jondear]

What sort of spec was that? Pretty basic or had all the bells and whistles

600s tyres Trellebourg cab and axle suspension 4spools top Mx loader

 

[nowtofajob]

New deutz fahr 6155 was £93000 recently with no loader. So over 100k with a loader.

 

[Punch]

1k a horsepower less abit of discount

Although you are right I’m still sad!

 

[shumungus]

Neighbour took delivery of a 6150R John Deere a month ago, 4 pot all bells and whistles no loader £137,000

 

[J 1177]

You might get a base spec case Maxxum 125 and loader for £90k

Jesus my 115 a8 maxxum plus loader with a decent spec was 66, christ, stuffs going bonkers. 4 years ago

 

[Fendt516profi]

Neighbour took delivery of a 6150R John Deere a month ago, 4 pot all bells and whistles no loader £137,000

4 pot?

 

[suffolksmallholder]

I’m sorry if I larf
Q should have been asking about a general purpose tractor that can mount a loader and do what seems like every job on the farm
Be prepared to spend a shed load of £’s and still not be satisfied


From my perspective a loader tractor isn’t suitable for cultivations. Way too much to do to make it so.

IMO I’d buy a SH JCB for £13-20k and then buy a decent tillage machine.
A lot less faff in the long term.
And I’m absolutely NO expert
SS

 

[NorthumbrianFarmer]

I’m sorry if I larf
Q should have been asking about a general purpose tractor that can mount a loader and do what seems like every job on the farm
Be prepared to spend a shed load of £’s and still not be satisfied


From my perspective a loader tractor isn’t suitable for cultivations. Way too much to do to make it so.

IMO I’d buy a SH JCB for £13-20k and then buy a decent tillage machine.
A lot less faff in the long term.
And I’m absolutely NO expert
SS

Always found a loader tractor ha suited my needs and currently never had issues with it not being suitable.

totally get the point about getting a cheaper forklift and no loader but just doesn’t suit for me

 

[danpwll]

Talked to rep fendt 516 about £115 k power plus . No loader . Be extra 10 for loader I guess

 

[DrDunc]

I’m sorry if I larf
Q should have been asking about a general purpose tractor that can mount a loader and do what seems like every job on the farm
Be prepared to spend a shed load of £’s and still not be satisfied


From my perspective a loader tractor isn’t suitable for cultivations. Way too much to do to make it so.

IMO I’d buy a SH JCB for £13-20k and then buy a decent tillage machine.
A lot less faff in the long term.
And I’m absolutely NO expert
SS

The loader tractor on the hill livestock farm here also does tillage, grassland, haulage, harvest, charity work, etc etc etc.

No need for a separate forklift!

I wanted one designed and heavily enough engineered for a "proper" loader boom, with a vario gearbox, electric spools, slip control, a comfortable spacious cab......so bought a good second hand tractor and fitted a loader

@NorthumbrianFarmer what tasks do you perform with your loader tractor? What tractor do you currently have?

 

[shumungus]

4 pot?

Yup.

 

[Laminated]

You can buy my John Deere 6910 with a loader and have 2 and save yourself £100,000. I need to get around to advertising her

 

[ford4000]

Massey 5s145 with loader was £75k a year and a half ago, you can add another £20k on top of that now!!!
Be a fair bit more if you start tarting it up with front suspension, dyna 6, fancy electronics etc.

 

[ford4000]

A 5713m with mechanical 12x12 transmission would be a fair bit cheaper of course

 

[NorthumbrianFarmer]

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The loader tractor on the hill livestock farm here also does tillage, grassland, haulage, harvest, charity work, etc etc etc.

No need for a separate forklift!

I wanted one designed and heavily enough engineered for a "proper" loader boom, with a vario gearbox, electric spools, slip control, a comfortable spacious cab......so bought a good second hand tractor and fitted a loader

@NorthumbrianFarmer what tasks do you perform with your loader tractor? What tractor do you currently have?

Loader will be mainly just handling straw and silage, it will be leading a lot of straw. Current tractor is a claas axos but the farm expanded recently and is needing the extra HP and will be doing drilling, ploughing and fert spinning

 

[mf7480]

Neighbour took delivery of a 6150R John Deere a month ago, 4 pot all bells and whistles no loader £137,000

That’s either untrue or he’s not very good at negotiating!

 

[jondear]

Loader will be mainly just handling straw and silage, it will be leading a lot of straw. Current tractor is a claas axos but the farm expanded recently and is needing the extra HP and will be doing drilling, ploughing and fert spinning

Claas arion 470 tier 5 is 155 hp .Up to 150 lpm pump I think