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Mark, the single biggest reason we bought our New Holland (TC-33D) is that only NH has SuperSteer. If you're mowing mainly wide open spaces and don't have many trees, or if you have a rear-mount mower, you probably don't need SuperSteer. If you're going to do a lot of mowing with a mid-mount mower deck and have a lot of trees and other obstacles to mow around, you will love SuperSteer. This is where SuperSteer really shines. It will turn in very short circles. But....you must slow down when turning tightly or else the front wheels will slide a bit and you'll begin to wear patterns in the grass.

I strongly recommend that you find one to test drive before you decide.

Either way, I'd still go New Holland.

Tom

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New Holland Tractors
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By the way, be careful when plugging in the hydraulic lines when you mount the loader onto the tractor. Wipe off the ends of the hose fittings and also inside the couplers on the tractor to make sure they are clean. Inside each coupler is a small rubber O-Ring, and they are easily damaged, which will cause a leak. Make sure the hose fitting is straight, not cocked, when you push it into the coupler. The first time I did it, one of the O-Rings got nicked, and it leaked. I replaced the O-Ring and I keep a few spares on hand just in case.

Tom

TC-33D Honest evaluation
New Holland Tractors
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