Tractors that never made production
- Thread starter holywell farmer
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8100
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- South Cheshire
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
That looks odd!
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Would be very handy loader tractor in tight yard,
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
Isn't that a versatile ?
Wellytrack
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Yes, I believe it is. It may or may not be the same type of tractor that NH UK was doing the rounds of shows and demo’s with circa 2000.
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
Be interesting if new Holland brought it back and put a vario box in it,
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
Common as a wet day in Canada, built in Winnipeg I'd imagine
Wellytrack
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Why would a vario in that be interesting?
holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
I myself think it would suite the tractor and the concept
Simple Box with shuttle suit it better.
Wellytrack
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- Lincolnshire
Correct.
Roy_H
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We had a 674 with T/A and it was one of the first things that failed on it.All our later IHs had the conventional TAs fitted, but for some reason the set up they used on the little 434 was a bit of a disaster. I remember it had a big Tecalemit filter assembly under the dash and it used to get very hot. I think they changed it by the time the 674s and the like came out although even that system had its failings.
They were fitted with a vario transmission
powerfarmer
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- Cork Ireland
They were hydrostatic drive If I remember right.
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- Hockley Essex
Hydrostatic gearbox, not quite the same. Excellent for loader work, not so good pulling a plough
Selectamatic
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- North Wales
Just wondered why the advertised case driverless tractor needs headlights