Boohoo
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- Location
- Newtownabbey
It has a mechanical or manual shuttle, but it's far from the smoothest of things. A 40 series is a better set up.
A poverty spec export model, or what/why?
- Thread starter marcusthehat
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ollandroverman
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- Location
- nr Kendal (The Lake District)
If you are quite used to your little case international loader tractor, you would find this a bit of a monster.It is much handier with the levers on thst side than the old ford 6610 we had before. Wouldnt knw anything about this m100 to he able to comment on it ive never seen one let alone driven one. It probably wouldbt bother me as long as it starts ok and works and isnt too keen to tip over (this case) anything would do. I dont do long days of loaderwork very often as long as i can move bales when needee im happy
It may only be 100hp, but it is in essence a New Holland TM. It is a much much bigger tractor and will be twice the weight of your current machine!
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
Might be mistaken but I don’t think think it has a drop down pick up hitch from the pics.
There will be other subtle differences as well being an export model
There will be other subtle differences as well being an export model
smcapstick
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- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
Love the Leyland weights
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Not uncommon to see little tractors like that without cabs here
Still has / requires ROPS protection
Lower spec = lower price, which can be very appealing if doing limited hours / year
Still has / requires ROPS protection
Lower spec = lower price, which can be very appealing if doing limited hours / year
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
40 km/hr in any tractor is a bad idea . . .
nuffield1060
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- Location
- Edinburgh
Wonder how hard it would be to fit a TM can obtained from a breakers yard