IT'S HERE, TN75DA arrived today

[Chuck_Lind]

Very nice ride!! Tell me, how does the air conditioner work? Always wanted a cab for my TN65 when the weather got hot.

Enjoy it!!!

 

[jinman]

Brian, I've noticed the tires and FEL hoses hanging low, but I can't take my eyes off those curl cylinders on that 32LA loader in the first picture. They are huge! I think you are gonna love this setup. It sure makes that TN compact, but there's a lot of power in that compact package. Very nice!

 

[MikePA]

Wow, the forum server automatically censored the word ***!

TBN is a Family Friendly site.

Very nice TN!

 

[LoneCowboy]

i cant believe those tires. I never seen anything like it. Are they stock tires for the TN? Those seem small to me. If they are R4 then they sure are small.
Mike

stock tires
ordered from the factory.
16.9x24
i looked in the owners manual (really, i had to read teh whole thing, man this can do some cool things)
those are the ONLY option for R4 tires on the TN60/70/75. Lots more options and sizes in R1's

I get to use it all day today, so I'll let you know.

 

[Doc_Bob]

I do not have a cab. I have a TN70A. My question is how much airflow can you get to keep the cab cool? Or do you really need the AC when the sun is shining? Or will natural ventilation work? Do the windows open sufficiently to allow enough air to circulate without the use of AC?
Bob

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Bob, the TN ac system will keep you plenty cold to the point it will frost the windows. If you don't want to use the AC system the rear window opens up just fine but with the doors on I don't think you will get much air flow.

The TN-FA has a nice setup as you can open the front and rear windows to get plenty of air flow if you want to go that route.

 

[Harold_J]

stock tires
ordered from the factory.
16.9x24
i looked in the owners manual (really, i had to read teh whole thing, man this can do some cool things)
those are the ONLY option for R4 tires on the TN60/70/75. Lots more options and sizes in R1's

I get to use it all day today, so I'll let you know.

I know at one time 16.9x28 R4's were available on the T75 FWD. I don't know if that's still the case. They would have to increase the fronts to 12.5x20; difference about $200.

Lots of luck with the tractor. You should be OK as long as there's enough ground clearance for your jobs.

 

[LoneCowboy]

After putting a good 11 hours on it today (yes, really), pulling an 8' rotary cutter (which is too small for it, but it's hard to transport anything else)

anyway
short review
THIS THING IS FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!1 (and yes, the A/C rocks)
I was literally on this thing for 11 hours, didn't even stop to wee, and i'm really ok, worn out and tired, but not exhausted like on a platform. I'm also not filthy like the wife (who had to run the other mower, cuz well, she hits stuff )

Amazing power, just rocks right on thru everything, doesn't turn as well as the smaller tractor (duh), although if you use the brakes (which took me a couple hours to remember) it's much better.

Rides nice, not too big, good controls and the cab is sweet

yeah, I'm excited.
I paid back 1/40th of it today and tomorrow, we're getting there.

 

[Roto]

Hey LoneCowboy, nice website you got! I see you have picture of the new tractor already on there Does that aerator kind of pick up the sod some leaving it chunky looking? My cousin has one like that on the golf course and kind of chunks it up. I want to aerate my horse pastures which they have compacted quite a bit and want to leave them looking good still and i have somewhat rocky ground underneath. I have A chain harrow but it really doesnt loosen it up like it needs.


Mike