TL90 or TN95
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Robert_in_NY
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Much better visibility and flat cab or platform floor due to a higher operator's station on the TL and larger diameter wheel options.
Thanks for the info. In the pics the one looks like a 1920.Which is what I'm wanting to trade off.I bought new in 95 ,it's just about to small for most of the jobs I have for it now.The dealer nearby has a left over 06 TN95 that I'm sure he would like to move. But I'm not sure if I would rather go with the larger frame TL .One thing I like about the TN is the speed of about 25 mph since I do custom hay and I'm aways in a hurry to get some where. Thats why I was also wondering the speed on the TL90 it's not on the NH web page that I can find nor in the pdf files there.My larger tractor is a TS110 and it's doing most of the hay work right now.
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Yes, the other tractor is a 1920. It does a lot of the chores around here as it will fit into some of our pens that the TN can't. It is also good for taking into the city for projects there on our jobsites.
I can not help you with the TL's top speed as I don't know it. I had the TL in the picture on a demo and only had it for a week a few years back now. If I recall the top speed was similar to the TN. Ask your dealer for a demo or a test run down the road to see how fast it goes. Or look in the manual of the TL on the lot and look up the speed ratings (the speed ratings might be printed in the cab or operators station also).
If I had to choose between the TN or the TL for general haying I would take the TL anyday even though the cab felt short to me. It was a much better tractor for haying though.
I can not help you with the TL's top speed as I don't know it. I had the TL in the picture on a demo and only had it for a week a few years back now. If I recall the top speed was similar to the TN. Ask your dealer for a demo or a test run down the road to see how fast it goes. Or look in the manual of the TL on the lot and look up the speed ratings (the speed ratings might be printed in the cab or operators station also).
If I had to choose between the TN or the TL for general haying I would take the TL anyday even though the cab felt short to me. It was a much better tractor for haying though.
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The TN has two top speed options
one is about 20mph, one is about 25mph.
Dunno about the TL
The TN is awesomely comfortable.
one is about 20mph, one is about 25mph.
Dunno about the TL
The TN is awesomely comfortable.
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Actually, I think the TL is substantially more tractor. Especially with the 24 speed option.markv3093 said:
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RickB said:
I agree with Rick. I have a TN75D and a 2120. The TN is quite a step up from the 2120 (TC55) and the TL is a jump from the TN. I have been on a TL and it is a big machine. I guess it all depends what you want to do. The TN will also get a lot done for you.
Andy