Gone up a lot since had mine in March then,our Maxxum 115 was many thousands less than that.
JD 6155R price
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Sheep
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- Northern Ireland
I've found it pretty good on pedal mode for trailer work. Where it over-revs for me is in stick mode doing cultivation, I always have to be careful when slowing down or it'll rev its nuts off for 1-2 seconds. CVX I had used had no issues with that, move the stick back a bit and it just cruises down to the speed. I also think it needs a ratio between high and mid range for acceleration/agressiveness, high is too sharp and mid is too slow.
DaveJ
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- Montgomeryshire
40 or 50kph box?
Robot Jon
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- North Devon
40k
Was there much difference between the case and new holland
That is a good price.
Robot Jon
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- North Devon
No not really.
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- BEDALE NORTH YORKSHIRE
There are 3 nh with gear boxes laid
in bits with in 6 miles of me
Even recon ones on eBay .
Our Combine contractor has 3 broken down out of 6
1 brakes
1 gearbox
One electronics
That is 50% of his fleet
He is sick of them
So cheap for a reason
Northeastfarmer
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- Cleveland
For 100k they should have the Rolling Stones playing a live gig in the cab every time you use it!
The sad thing about farming is that , that price is correct , those were the days that farms made money .Lambs making £77 in 1978?
Yes but do can JD set it. The older ones couldn't.
Finn farmer
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Most people don't know how to run Cvx. Never should you ever use the transmission on road with other than the slowest response setting, otherwise the clutch packs are in a world of hurt when you lift your foot from the drive pedal. John Deere's (of older days) are well-known for "small" incidents with Autopower.
They do have one flaw, why do they mix their transmission and hydraulic oils?
My view on Case vs Nh is that why would i buy a Nh, when Case has much better armrest and a nice little cold storage pocket that fits two large bottles whereas Nh has an outdated dash replacing it. The price is exactly the same, because in our part of the world the same dealer sells them both. Multicontroller is also superior to Nh's drive stick.
warksfarmer
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Thats why people buy John Deere
But we don’t see JD as value for money so didn’t buy one of them either, even though that’s what we set out to find. We are replacing one hired on a fixed term/warranty deal with two used.
warksfarmer
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Most people don't know how to run Cvx. Never should you ever use the transmission on road with other than the slowest response setting, otherwise the clutch packs are in a world of hurt when you lift your foot from the drive pedal. John Deere's (of older days) are well-known for "small" incidents with Autopower.
They do have one flaw, why do they mix their transmission and hydraulic oils?
My view on Case vs Nh is that why would i buy a Nh, when Case has much better armrest and a nice little cold storage pocket that fits two large bottles whereas Nh has an outdated dash replacing it. The price is exactly the same, because in our part of the world the same dealer sells them both. Multicontroller is also superior to Nh's drive stick.
I also think the Case looks better and commands a very slight premium from a residual point of view.
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
What brand have you bought?
warksfarmer
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So far a cvx but still looking for something else.
We’d really like a 6190M Deere with front end loader but with air brakes which you can’t get, so that’s not an option either unless we add them as an after thought via a 3rd party.
I thought as of the start of this year all new tractors have to have air brakes, it’s a eu legislation?
fergie35
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- Oxfordshire
no. Only 50kph tractors.
ollandroverman
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- nr Kendal (The Lake District)
You are thinking of the Mother regs.
They need to have twin line brakes.
That can be oil or air
Really? I was looking at a small tractor,scraper size at the Royal Welsh and was surprised it had air tanks around the rear axle,certainly not 50k.Sorry don't recall the make.