new holland TC45?

dirtmover · Aug 30, 2005

Im looking at a NH TC45 with loader, 450 hours, hydro trans, 4x4, 2002 year model, for 15 thousand is this a good price for a 3 year old unit!

jinman · Aug 30, 2005

I'd say that's a steal for 15 grand. 450 hours is nuthin'. You are getting that tractor for about $7000 less than new. BTW - the hydro transmission makes it a TC45D. Is it a New Holland 16LA loader? Even if it's not, that's still a good deal. I'd say buy it before someone else beats you to it. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

dirtmover · Aug 30, 2005

yes its a 16LA loader!

Bird · Aug 30, 2005

I agree with, Jim. Unless it has damage we don't know about, it ought to go fast at that price.

kensfarm · Aug 31, 2005

Did you see that in the Lancaster Farming paper?

Bob_Skurka · Aug 31, 2005

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Dirtmover, don't answer Ken's question, if you do, he might beat you to buying that tractor!!! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

kensfarm · Aug 31, 2005

Bob.. I wouldn't worry about that.. the steers I'm feeding are keeping me in the poor house.. though I am getting 2 eggs a day from my chickens. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Bob_Skurka · Aug 31, 2005

Hey, your chickens are beating the heck out of my 1 acre planting of sweet corn. To date I have harvested ZERO ears of corn due to the drought we had and I expect to simply plow the entire patch under. Our tomatoes are now just getting harvestable, normally we begin harvest in early July. We had 1 eggplant. We are now harvesting some scrawny mishaped peppers. Only cherry tomatoes and green beans have been consistent producers this year. We lost 6 blueberry bushes to the drought and probably a dozen ornamental trees and bushes.

dknarnd · Aug 31, 2005

Bob...in what dry area are you located? My messing around this spring saved me from wasting time and money on a couple of food plots that I was planning on. I'll shoot for next year now.