TC29 / TC29D - Is there a difference?

[Neophyte]

I often see used models listed as a TC29 and not TC29D. Is there such a thing as a TC29 as opposed to a TC29D? Does the "D" make a difference? If so, what is the difference between the two?

Also, does the TC29D come standard with a deluxe 3-point hitch with telescoping stabilizer bars, flexible link ends and a handy height adjustment or is this an option?

Thank You,
Neo

 

[MikePA]

<font color="blue"> Is there such a thing as a TC29 as opposed to a TC29D?</font>
Yes

<font color="blue">Does the "D" make a difference?</font>
Yes

<font color="blue">If so, what is the difference between the two?</font>
D means Deluxe. It means;
HST instead of Gear
Telescoping lower 3ph arms
Swivel Seat with weight adjustment
Rubber mat in foot area

That's all I can recall. By and large, the differences are comfort and convenience items. I looked at both the TC25 and the TC25D. I am glad I got the D.

The New Holland web site, or certainly your dealer, can be more specific.

You could get some of these items, probably all but the HST, added by the dealer as options on the non-D models, but it costs more that way.

Check for Spencer200 posts about the new Boomer models because some of them are different this year.

 

[markie61]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( That's all I can recall )</font>

Wider front lights
Folding ROPS
Cupholder/toolbox on the Class III
Swivel seat
Tilt/telescoping steering wheel
More guages/better instrument panel

Did MikePA and I forget anything?

Mark