m5040, m6040, or m7040
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TripleR
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Just my opinion, but I don't see a problem with the cultivator, but am a little concerned about the weight of the planter on the TPH. We have a 2100 lb cutter and it took our Case CX80 to handle it.
I am sure your dealer can be more definitive, I usually confer with mine as I am certainly not an expert.
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All the m kubotas and the 5xxx jds rated at 3300 lbs at 24" off the back. I have been borrowing a friends 5210jd when I need to trailer it. It will carry it pretty comfortably with the loader attached. My other tractors large enough to carry the drill are too heavy for me to transport
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We use the loader and add field stone as necessary to ballast when using heavy 3pt mounted equipment. I've thought of getting front end weights so that I can remove the loader but for now stone is plentiful and free!
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Then you should be OK with the proper ballast and since you will be hauling rather than driving. We drive the four and six miles between farms and a heavy load on a TPH can be a little disconcerting.
Our Case handled the weight OK, but it was a bigger tractor and we always kept the FEL on.
Our Case handled the weight OK, but it was a bigger tractor and we always kept the FEL on.