Valtra v John Deere

benny6910

Member
Arable Farmer
I’d have to check that, we currently have an R and it’s got cab and front suspension. I’m sure the suspension is the same on the M but I’d stand corrected
Valtra has air suspension on the front
I might be wrong but I think the cab suspension on a m is only coil springs not oil like a r
 

hally

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
cumbria
Has the 6130
Jd's own loaders are heavy compared to others which may affect that. I know of a 6130r and i was surprised to find the loader alone weighs just over a ton!
we had a jd loader on the last 6130 we had, hated it tbh much preferred the quike we had on the previous tractor. Our loader is on and off like a brides nightie and the jd was an awkward bugger to drop off.
 

lloyd

Member
Location
Herefordshire
Has the 6130

we had a jd loader on the last 6130 we had, hated it tbh much preferred the quike we had on the previous tractor. Our loader is on and off like a brides nightie and the jd was an awkward bugger to drop off.

Got a JD loader on a 155 and it squeals for fun ,was Quicke before
and will be next time.
 
Jd's own loaders are heavy compared to others which may affect that. I know of a 6130r and i was surprised to find the loader alone weighs just over a ton!
We have a 623R loader on a 6120m, with hindsight should have gone for a smaller loader as the back end can feel a bit light on slopes. Otherwise really happy with the 6120m, tight turning circle makes it a very useful loader tractor.
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i was just making reference to deere and valtra for tractor balance and weight distribution ,
I was just pointing out that if jd's own loader is adding 300/400kg extra weight to the front end of the tractor compared to a quicke it would have a big influence on weight distribution.
 

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