- Location
- Shropshire
If you are going to put a Trimble in you don’t need all the other screens anyway
Opinions on John Deere 6195M series.
- Thread starter Beefbullock
- Start date
Timbo
Member
- Location
- Gods County
More than you would think
My 6195m has a narrow 8 stud rear axle where the 6195r has a wider 10 stud rear axle. I found out when buying narrow wheels for mine for spraying. The R is also at least a ton heavier.
- Location
- Shropshire
Priced a 6175r once. Didn’t buy it. Quite liked the tractor though
I use a 4240 for autotrack and isobus implements. Works fine.
Just looking at advertised prices of nearly new second hand 155s Rs are well over 100k and and Ms 80ish
- Location
- Sth Africa
- Location
- Sth Africa
- Location
- Shropshire
Wow, had a quote in 2016 and the 6175r was in the mid to high 80’s
A 155m without guidance but with front and cab suspension, big seat, LED’s, 650’s was £30k less than a 155r autopower with guidance, 5 spools, front linkage and pto, 42” wheels.
Big difference, would have thought the M’s would be more sought after second hand with 8/10k hours on? Sensible choice if so.
Timbo
Member
- Location
- Gods County
No. Very hard to sell at any price.
- Location
- Co antrim
If i could afford 1 it would be a 155m powerquad id be buyin not an r as i dont need the extra stuf on it
Yes but there’s nearly £20k of extra spec there.
Wellytrack
Member
Have the engines improved yet? I know some say they never have a problem with theirs etc etc. Experience with the JD owners locally would say not.
Are the Ms 2 valve instead of 4 valve on the R like the old standard/premium on the 30 series?
No same engines through the full range now . So other than the cab they're far from a simple tractor anymore.
If they did 50k I'd have 1 over an R
Finn farmer
Member
When the 6195M was released it was said by the dealer that it'd sell like crazy as it was a virtual follower for the 7530. They sold none that year. In total they sold 5 in 4 years, as people would rather have the smaller R's with boost and better spec. Now that the M series has Autopower it might be different, haven't even been to the new Deere dealers yard so can't say.
kevindb880
Member
- Location
- Herts
Got a new155M coming any day now! An R was £15000 dearer to start with and we looked at an M and was impressed.
Interesting, are the smaller ‘M’s better thought of. I have a 6320, cracking tractor but now it’s the only one I have I might consider upgrading it a bit at some point. Mosr work contracted out but still use it for hauling a 14t dump trailer and will be mowing quite a bit of stewardship with 4.6m batwing. Was things a nice 6920/30 or equivalent size M would do.