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 | Jim Edwards
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1999-10-28 9200
I've shopping for a new tractor and have it down to a New Holland or Kubotawhat is a good ptice for a New Holland TC29 with Loader and 5' bush hog
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| Jerry
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1999-10-28 9201
Your not getting the TC29D? If Not about,13000 for the tractor 2750 for the loader and 600 for the mower ....
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| Jim Edwards
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1999-10-28 9203
Yes, I want the TC29D with the super steer, deluxe seat and all the goodies I can put on it. ....
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| Larry McMurtrey
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1999-10-28 9207
I just bought a TC29 about 4 months ago. I paid $10,750.00 for it and a SQ60 Bush Hog brand 5' mower. I purchased it in Tennessee. The tractor doesn't have a loader on it. I really like it so far. ....
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| Jerry
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1999-10-29 9230
Good choice! I would go with a TC25D, because they,re the same tractor with the Tc29D having 300 more RPM's that,s how they get 4 more HP! The 33 is also the same tractor with a different crankshaft. Now I bought mine for 14700.00, but without hyd hookups,that was about 1100.00 more, but then I got the loader for 2750.00, you pay for the hyds either way, with the loader (3250.00) or if you have them installed on the tractor. Also if you buy a NH Loader, make sure you get the heavy duty bucket,it's only 50.00 more. I hope your not confused but I'm a mechanic and I decided not to pay an extra500.00-1000.00 for 4HP(29D) when I can turn up the engine RPMs and get the same results, Although I haven't found anything that the 25 can't handle and won't be messing with anything until well after the 3yr warrenty expires!! Jerry ....
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