6610 replacement

windymiller

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
mid wales
This is our 6320, got the old fashion chip where you can switch it on and off, but can flick it up 2 settings, 108 standard, 118, then 128 on the shaft, a right little flyer, and I know people don't like them on steep ground, but with the twins on it'll climb up a house wall, 06 and done about 6150ish hrs.
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Andrew

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Huntingdon, UK
We’ve got a 6125m and a 6155m. Both with Autoquad. Brought to replace some older ones, nice, simple cabs, comfy, and easy to get in and drive.

I’d definitely have another at the moment. 125 is 5yrs old, 155 is 5wks old.
 

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
Don't matter what weight it is , if his trailer brakes not upto spec , cannot blame tractor , just the interface between seat and steering wheel may be faulty
Trailer brakes were fine, it was a brand new trailer with load sensing air brakes and commercial axles. It was just too much weight on drawbar. Wouldn't really expect a 4cylinder 120hp tractor to be much cope with trailer that weight anyway.

Just saying i don't miss tractor and wouldn't put it in classic bracket like many on this thread seem to. Wouldn't recommend one after over 7k hours of owning one. Head gasket and usual jd problems.
 
If have several of them if I could. They seem to have the power to weight ratio better than the bigger ones.

We had to remap our 6430 to be as good as the 6420 was before it the 6420 was chipped to 125hp so the 30 series should've been as good but wouldn't touch it the 6430 is well overpowered I told the lad that came to it to give it another 10 to 15 hp max he made it 155 at the shaft before boost!!!!

Our 6430 and 20 before it would make a fool of our 6930s on trailer work I have had my kv es 100 5 furrow on it and it sails along the field but it's kinda torture on the linkage when up in the air
6410 ,come up local ,tls front links low hours , going to look at it ,its got bosch vp44 pump ,will it chip up to 115/20 , really too nice to use , wants putting in barn and forgetting about ,and bring it out for a road run or two,
 

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KB6930

Member
Location
Borders
6410 ,come up local ,tls front links low hours , going to look at it ,its got bosch vp44 pump ,will it chip up to 115/20 , really too nice to use , wants putting in barn and forgetting about ,and bring it out for a road run or two,
Looks tidy I'm not a fan of the vp44 we had a couple go wrong but haven't had any bother with the common rail engines .
 

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