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Useful looking maxxum
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Ali_Maxxum
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- Chepstow, Wales
I like. Dread to think what a 135/145 CVX will cost though.... Size of the one at LAMMA was a bit off putting, think it was cos of the 540/650 tyres though.
Daniel
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- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
Should be a good machine, ideally it would ride better on the road than ours and have a bigger fuel tank, otherwise not a lot wrong with them.
The massey workshops even fuller than the jd.
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- East Sussex
You just got a glimpse of the crumpet!
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- North West Wales
Sat in and studied a Luxxum 120 at Lamma, very nice cab with everything bar the spool levers in exactly the right position. Am I right in thinking that they are a NH T5 but with a Steyr/ZF rear axle? Was definitely a ZF rear end and nothing like the NH 60/TM style that NH are still using
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Yup that's correct, Luxxum is the replacement for the Farmall 115U Pro. Will be pricey tho
paul&mandy
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- surrey/west sussex
looking at maxxum 135 or a nh t6.165 same tractor really both cvx/autocommand case not a lot cheaper than a jd130r
Is that an Autopower 6130?
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
Fish
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- Location
- North yorkshire
I have aranged a demo of a 145 Maxxum for this spring, gonna try it on the DD drill, see how these short tractors handle a heavy drill.
3k cheaper than jd when we asked ( Same spec )Keep us posted
Ali_Maxxum
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- Chepstow, Wales
Daniel
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- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
It was £10k difference between a CVX 130 and a 6125R when I got quotes two years ago, and the CVX has a fair bit more grunt.
At £3k difference, at the same horsepower I'd have the JD, I think. Though I do prefer the way the CVX comes to a stop on the lever and puts the raise lower buttons etc on it, the fit and finish and resale value of the JD would be a level above the Case.
Well it was a good job I was sitting down when they told meDon't know how much the JD is though
Ali_Maxxum
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- Chepstow, Wales
I can imagine, the Maxxums are the tractors we need for our business, we want to stick with Case for sure, but I fear the only way they're going to stay ''affordable'' is if we start going down in HP.
As for sticking to the same or go fractionally bigger I fear it's going to be a fair hike, so they're going to have to sort something pretty good i.e. more realistic price or better finance deals if they want to have any sales at all I would think.... I would think the same would apply to all the top manufacturers.
Yeah we are downgrading from fendt due to a horrendous quote
