Price Check 2005 TN75DA price check
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LoneCowboy
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This tractor is in NY, I'm in Colorado
other side of the planet.
My biggest concern is the mechanical shuttle. ihave it on my compact and it's fine, I'm good at it, etc. But I really want a power shuttle. (plus my wife SUCKS at a clutch). Would I be disappointed?
other side of the planet.
My biggest concern is the mechanical shuttle. ihave it on my compact and it's fine, I'm good at it, etc. But I really want a power shuttle. (plus my wife SUCKS at a clutch). Would I be disappointed?
Robert_in_NY
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I have the mechanical shuttle and can't complain. I have never run the power shuttle but I do put a lot of loader hours on my TN. My TN has over 1000 hours so far with not one problem with the clutch, engine, tranny or shuttle. They are good machines.
JGAUD
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I have a TN65D with the mechanical shuttle. Done lots of loader work ahead/reverse with no trouble whatsoever with the clutch or transmission. I've never used the powershuttle feature on these tractors, although I've seen lots of good reports & a couple bad reports about them. As long as your wife doesn't "ride" the clutch, you should be in good shape with the mechanical shuttle.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
