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My 6330 standard (mapped) handled the lely 245 better than 150hp deutz in your situation I’d really be thinking a 6630 standard be ideal I used to have a 6620 with a loader it was nearly as nimble as the 6330
6930 / 6630 / 6430
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Timbo
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- Gods County
Deepseaman
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6930 be to cumbersome for loader / baler work ? mostly only paddock loading in and out of , not shed work . Been told of one that has a complete new back end incl trans in my budget , but thinking that may be a handful in small paddocks . How do they turn following windrows etc , much worse than a 6630 would ? I am only used to the 4 cyl machines
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No worse than a 6630 if there's any difference in length at all it'll be marginal. Just give it as much turning circle as possible on the hub stops and you'll be fine
Fairly sure a 65-69 are all the same length
So am I but there might be a very slight difference but very much doubt
Timbo
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Tyres will affect length slightly
Axles will be the same distance apart so that would be very marginal and I've not seen many if any 6630 on 24 inch fronts so turning circle would be the same as a 69
Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
Used to pull a light 5 furrow plough with a 6420 and 500kg weight on front linkage, plenty of power just need to get the weight down, if you plan on taking loader off for draft work maybe even baling I would look at front linkage and a decent weight or be ready to maul weights on and off.
Try and find one without a loader and put a loader on it yourself.
Try and find one without a loader and put a loader on it yourself.
manfromhill
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When I was looking for a 6620 and looked at 68 and 69s think there the same length but different weights as bigger backend and the 20 20 box rather than the 24 or 16 box
Apart from the panoramic doors I WANT it!!! That's a good tractor
Timbo
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- Gods County
Be close to 50k that will be.
Deepseaman
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With a loader that would be great , only issue is it’s in the wrong country [emoji24], so hard to find well speced tractors in NZ , even tls hard to find
Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
JOHN DEERE 6930 PREMIUM **ONLY 1411 HOURS FROM NEW** *VIDEO INSIDE* - G.M. Stephenson Ltd
JOHN DEERE 6930 PREMIUM, YEAR 2008, ONLY 1411 HOURS FOM NEW, C/W 40K AUTOQUAD TRANSMISSION, TLS & CAB SUSPENSION, FRONT WEIGHT BLOCK, X3 MANUAL SPOOLS, AIR CON, AIR SEAT, 420/85R28 & 520/85R38 ALL CONTINENTAL TYRES AT 90%, THIS TRACTOR IS IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION & MUST BE ONE OF THE LOWEST...
www.gmstephenson.co.uk
kiwi pom
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- canterbury NZ
JOHN DEERE 6930 PREMIUM **ONLY 1411 HOURS FROM NEW** *VIDEO INSIDE* - G.M. Stephenson Ltd
JOHN DEERE 6930 PREMIUM, YEAR 2008, ONLY 1411 HOURS FOM NEW, C/W 40K AUTOQUAD TRANSMISSION, TLS & CAB SUSPENSION, FRONT WEIGHT BLOCK, X3 MANUAL SPOOLS, AIR CON, AIR SEAT, 420/85R28 & 520/85R38 ALL CONTINENTAL TYRES AT 90%, THIS TRACTOR IS IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION & MUST BE ONE OF THE LOWEST...
I bet that'll be expensive, anyone called for a price?
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- Yorkshire
John Deere 6930 Premium 50kph • Agrispares Trading Co
John Deere 6930 Premium 50kph 2013yr , genuine 1760 hrs from new , 50 kph, Auto quad gearbox , Air brakes , front TLS suspension , A/C Climate control , 3 x spool valves , 10 x 50kg weights , 650/65 x 38 & 540/65 x 28 Trelleborg tyres, as new just fitted. One owner before us .
www.agrisparestrading.co.uk
Scholsey
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- Herefordshire
