I am shopping around for a new tractor, and both the Landini Atlantis and the Case JX 95 come in a high clearance version. Anybody has any idea how much I should pay for those tractors? Does anybody have any strong opinions about brands? Kubota, John Deere, and New Holland make a mudder tractor, but the price seems a little high esp the JD 6220.
Advice on high clearance tractors 90 HP
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Robert_in_NY
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Around here the only mudder tractors you will find are Ford/New Hollands. There is the odd John Deere but Ford/NH is king in the vegie fields. As for any other brands I can't help you with them as I have never seen them in the fields nor have I talked to anyone who has owned one. Later.
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I havn't specifically priced any hi-crop models.. but the 2wd 7610s I just got had a hefty price on it.. even 2 yrs old.
I'm guessing it had to be between 27-30k new.
Soundguy
I'm guessing it had to be between 27-30k new.
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Robert_in_NY
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Don't know, I have never priced one and haven't asked anyone who bought one. I am sure your dealer would be happy to talk to you though.
CMunger
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What state are you from. In California-Arizona there are alot of Same's also, Landini low hour rentals also
Chuck M.
Chuck M.
CMunger
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That is an older model, they have gone from that tractor to a Row Crop 85, then 90, then 95, now it is a 100 I think
the 80 & 85 were, from what I'm told by the people that work with them, were very stong tractors, and alot of them are still being used.
Chuck M.
the 80 & 85 were, from what I'm told by the people that work with them, were very stong tractors, and alot of them are still being used.
Chuck M.
