New Tractor
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Carykong
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- near Williamsburg ,Virginia
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- TC 35 New Holland and 52 Case VAC,LT25 Woodmizer logmill
she's a beaut. what kind of chores do you plan for your new tractor? I had considered buying a TT but opted for a TC two years ago.
Thumper & Buttercup
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Very nice looking setup!!!
jinman
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- Texas - Wise County - Sunset
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- NHTC45D, NH LB75B, Ford Jubilee
Very nice! I have a neighbor with a TT95, and he loves it. It's called a "no-frills" tractor, but that beautiful loader on the front is definitely not "no frills."
...and welcome to the non-lurking side of TBN.
...and welcome to the non-lurking side of TBN.
dgl24087
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I believe that would be a TD95, the largest TT is the TT75.Very nice! I have a neighbor with a TT95, and he loves it. It's called a "no-frills" tractor, but that beautiful loader on the front is definitely not "no frills."
...and welcome to the non-lurking side of TBN.
jinman
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- NHTC45D, NH LB75B, Ford Jubilee
I know it's a TT model, so it must be a TT75.
I remember it being the largest TT model and purchased when the TT first became available. Actually, I have never talked to the neighbor who owns it, but another neighbor is the operator of the tractor and he told me how much he and the owner like that tractor. I've actually only seen it at a distance when it was being trailered or field mowing.
Thomas
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- Kubota B2650HSD w/Frontloader & CC LTX1046 & Craftman T2200 lawn mower.
Indeed beauty,many good memories on the hour meter to you.
That is a nice tractor indeed. I wish I had gotten the loader on mine when I bought it a little over a year ago. I have a TD95D. It's not a no frills tractor anymore. I just put a GPS and auto steer on it so I can save money on the fertilizing this year and I have more displays and other junk in the cab than I know what to do with. It's a pretty decent tractor I think. We're haying 100 acres now with it 6 times a year. Still I wish I had a smaller one like yours to go with it.
