Loader tractor 90-100 hp

Jameshenry

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Location
Cornwall
Looking for a loader tractor to replace my old ford 4610 , few more hp needed and ideally left hand shuttle for loader work, nothing too complicated, any recommendations? budget 20k
 

Chips

Member
Location
Shropshire
What are the clutches like on them ? Heard they can be a bit jumpy trying to hitch up etc
The clutch bite point is very hit and miss , well on mine anyway ! It's fine if little load and on level ground but trying to slip clutch on a hill while attempting to do precise work like line up pallet tines or bale handler etc can be very erratic . But then it's an electric clutch and none are perfect on this front , you can't beat a deere perma clutch for precise control , the down side being the deere's are a bit heavier on the pedal . The cx is however a great little loader tractor for the money with excellent visibility to your four corners , bonnet slopes nicely as well and the cab is a decent size with good access through both doors . There is a clutch dump button on the gear lever with is very easy to solder a surplus button on your loader joystick into which can be handy . However it has a 3 position slide switch for powershift changes making it impossible to tee these into the joystick like you can with other makes which is a shame . They are a very light tractor though for 100hp and a counter weight is needed for all but light work on level surfaces
 
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Oh Deere

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How about this little jem. Only 2000hrs with mechanical shuttle. No electrics to play up. Air con and the best bit is it's in budget £17500
 

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Jameshenry

Member
Location
Cornwall
How about this little jem. Only 2000hrs with mechanical shuttle. No electrics to play up. Air con and the best bit is it's in budget £17500
Rightly or wrongly i'd prefer to stick with mainstream brands, got a very good case/mccormick dealer nearby, that are as genuine as they come,
 

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