Another New Blue Owner

Chris527 · Sep 9, 2004

Hi All,
Let me start by saying this form had been more than
helpful on helping me to decide on buying blue.
I grew up on a farm mostley we had big stuff. Needed
a compact to take care of 14 acres of it. After careful
study I decided on a NH TC 30 HST, 7308 FEL ,Woods
bb 60 Brush Bull, Woods Back Hoe 7500 and a NH 64csr
snowblower. The dealer threw in loades IND tires a block
heater and mounted a valve for hydrolic cylinder that
moves the shoot on the blower. Delivery should be sept 13th.
Pics will be comming /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

RodgerF · Sep 9, 2004

Congratulations!! You'll like the TC30, it's a real work horse. Sounds like you got all the good toys, err tools, to keep you busy.

Good luck and let us know how the back hoe works out. I don't recall reading one used on a TC30 yet. Is it sub-frame or 3-pt mount?

Rodger

Bob_Skurka · Sep 9, 2004

Chris, welcome to TBN. I have some friends in upstate NY (Johnstown, South Fallsburg & Gloversville areas) and that whole area up there is beautiful country. Quite a few folks here have TC30s and love them.

henryjacobjosh · Sep 9, 2004

Hello,

Let me say that you have GREAT TASTE!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I have a TC30 HST with the 7308 FEL and a woods 7500 backhoe (subframe) . I also have a 60" Woods RMM.

You will love it. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Some people don't like the 7308 FEL but it has never let me down and has done everything I have asked of it so far. See attached picture.

Good luck with it and we all look forward to the pics of your new addition. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

thcri · Sep 9, 2004

( She thinks my TC30 is sexy.
)

Oh yeah, I have a TC29 and she has curves, all in the right places!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

SacandagaBrad · Sep 9, 2004

Chris,

Congrats and welcome to TBN. You're going to love having a machine whenever you need it. I noticed you are from Saratoga Co., where did you make your deal? I'm on the other side of the Sacandaga from you (Bob - that is about 10 minutes up the road from Gloversville, if you are ever in town visiting your friends and need a TC-24D fix, let me know) and found the local NH dealers to be competitive and helpful.

Enjoy your new machine.

Brad

Chris527 · Sep 9, 2004

Thanks for the welcome, I was at the shop today
doing paperwork and the salesman took me back
and showed me my tractor, they were loading the
tires and putting the sub frame on for the backhoe. I did
ask how many TC 30's he put the backhoes on and he
said it was about 10 this year so far and he said I will
love it. I compared the New holland brand backhoe VS the
woods and I can tell you for sure its day and night.
He only will put the woods on because of the hugh difference
in quality. Cylinders are bigger, bucket is fish plated all
around and the piviot point (Trunion) is so much better built.
My mind is working overtime about those stumps and rocks
I will be finally moving. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Chris527 · Sep 9, 2004

Thanks Brad, I ended up at H&M in Perth, not to far from you.
As a matter of fact I showed him this form when we were
messing around with his computer. Its good to let them know
the world is watching what kind of a dealer you are, so far
they have been very helpful and definitly the best deal.

Chris

SacandagaBrad · Sep 11, 2004

Chris,

H&M is where I bought mine as well. Dave and Bill took good care of me. Put up with a lot of questions and indecision. They even provide house calls for the 50 hour service. I paid for the filters and fluids, they came to the house and did the service in my garage while I was at work. Being from the area, I knew their reputation and I had narrowed my tractor search down to NH, so it worked out well for me getting the tractor I wanted from the closest dealer who also has a great track record. How can you beat that?

Bet you can't wait till Monday.

Brad