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earthwrks,
while I do appreciate your opinion, it is totally incorrect with reagards to the loader not lifting the front end. You may have run into a bad tractor, or something, but my 33 lifts the front end with ease. I don't even have a ballast box, I have the tire weights. As a matter of fact that was how I was told to remove the belly mower. You are correct that this is not for doing major ground removal. I don't think any of the compact tractors are really built for that. If you have major ground removal you are better of renting a dozer, or paying someone. It can however push large boulders out of the ground, move tons of stone with ease, remove old satelite and antenna poles out of the ground like nothing, and do most anything most people would want to do. If I bought the 24 I would have been able to do most of these things but it would have been much harder on the tractor and bucket. This series is much heavier duty than the TC24.
This was not ment as an attack eartwrks, just wanted to clear up that this tractor definitley has a little more umph than what you ran into. So far, it's been a pleasure working with it. Thanks for all your replies guys!

TC24DA price and use
New Holland Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Tl1000guy

I have a 1997 Toyota Tacoma xtra cab vr5 V6. It is an automatic and seems to get around 17-18 miles per gallon. It seems to be happiest just cruising along on country roads. On the highway at about 65-70 it will get about 19mpg. I have never gotten over 20 with the truck. A standard will supposedly get around 22mpg. Hope this helps.

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Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 52 Post by Tl1000guy