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Okay, I made it through changing the engine oil/filter, fuel filter, but changing the transmission, rear axle, and hydraulic system oil raises some questions.<br>
1) The drain plug(s) location on the class II HST bottom view is lousy (too small and very light) Is there another diagram on the WEB?<br>
2) Is there excess oil in the HST and hydraulic filters so it spills all over when you remove them?<br>
3) Are the transmission and HST oil system connected together?<br>
4) If you can only drain out 7 gallons of fluid, should you only put 7 gallons back in?<br>
5) Should you change the filters before the fluid? Just like car oil/filter change?<br>
6) How much fluid can you expect to drain out? The TC33DA has a capacity of 8.8 gallons<br>

TC33DA 50 hr maintenance question
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by pineacre

I'm the guy who provided the board with the two prices from upstate NY. $18,500, $18,050 and I just got another price from Empire Tractor in Waterloo for $17,900. These prices ARE ALL WITHOUT SS OK? SS costs about $900.00. So your price in Colorado is good.
My quote as follows, "New Holland TC33D, Hydro, 4WD, R4 industrial tires, foldable rops, mid & rear PTO(540)deluxe 3pt. New Holland 7308 loader w/60" heavy duty bucket, List $22,417, Sale $17,900."
Do you need to purchase right away?
New Holland is coming out with a new TC33DA, with a stronger front axle to work with a 14LA FEL. I'm waiting for this model in Spring/Summer 2004.
Have a great day...

TC33D price check
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by pineacre

From:<br>
Lincoln<br>
Customer Care Representative<br>
New Holland North America<br>
1-888-290-7377<br>
<br>
Thank you for contacting New Holland North America. Please accept our apologies for the delay in responding to your email. Normally, we are able to respond to inquiries within a few business days and we hope to be able to serve you better in future.<br>
For competitive reasons, it is not our policy to disclose any product research and development activity. However, we do appreciate your comments and thank you for taking the time to write us.<br>
When released, the 14LA loader will replace the 7308 loader used on the Class II compact tractors (TC29, TC33), except the TC30 Economy Tractor -- the TC30 will continue to use the 7308 loader.<br>

14LA loader will replace the 7308 loader
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by pineacre

Just received two price quotations for a NH TC33D w/4wd/hydro/R4 loaded tires & 7308 FEL for $18,500 and $18,050. Both located in the Rochester, NY area. Too high?
We don't pay tax in this area because tractors are for agricultural use. Anybody else find this so?

TC33D w 4wd hydro 7308 FEL price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by pineacre