Posted by David G on November 29, 2020 at 16:52:55 from (209.181.208.169):
In Reply to: NH T4.75 Powerstar posted by Ford1956tractor on November 29, 2020 at 12:47:27:
I am looking for a T4.90, and am "starting" to learn the differences. All T4 75-100 HP have the same engine, just programmed different, the 110-120 have a different engine. The 75 is a smaller frame size than the bigger ones, which all share the same frame size. I have a Ford 6610, the 75 has 5" shorter wheelbase than my 6610, the 90HP and bigger are 5" longer. I did not want a shorter wheelbase as my Ford rides pretty nice.
There are also multiple loader sizes, I think the 655, which normally comes on the 75HP is sized right. I want the 665 as it is par for my Westendorf TA26 loader that I currently have. They have self leveling and non self leveling loaders in each frame size. The self leveling has a slightly higher rating than the non, and I am thinking that feature would be handy.
I would not want the manual shuttle, so go for the 12 or 20 speed power shuttle.
They have a 25MPH road gear option, that would be real handy if going between farms.
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