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Bob

You are about correct on the 3415, I think it is 3600 pounds and 47 hp. My disk is quite heavy and probably 20 inch blades. I can't remember the name of the disk, althought it is a brand that is common here in the South. I live in town and all our children are on a cruise, so there is no one at the farm for me to ask. It will cut thru grass pretty good, but if you have a hard sod, no disk will cut it, it takes a breaking plow to defeat it, and then about two trips with the disk, and one trip with a section harrow, then you will have a fine seed bed. I also have a 5 foot tiller that will really eat up the soil, but every hard sod is to much for it also.
I am moving up to the TN65 to get a real AG tractor instead of a compact. I plan to use some hay equipment in the future and a compact is just not heavy enough to handle a hay roller. Driving into a 20 acre field with a compact is somewhat intimidating. Althought I will have to say, the 3415 is quite a tractor, it's larger than it appears and is very strong. Besides one always thinks he needs a bigger tractor.
John

Heaviest 6-foot disc top-end compacts can pull
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Jray

There is lots of information about the rebate on the New Holland web page. The rebate is not the same for all tractors or equipment, it varies according to what you are buying. I am getting a TN65. Standard TN tractors have 2,000 cash back. This rebate is allowing me to get the TN65 for the same price I paid for my 3415 last year. The dealer is adding a bumper, putting fluid in the tires and moving my canopy over from the 3415. I am very pleased with the deal now that he has found a year 2000 machine for me. I'm also buying a 1020 Woods loader at the same time. Hope this helps. John

Dealer gets me a one year old tractor for a new one
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