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What is your main tractor?

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    Posted: 06 Dec 2010 at 10:13pm
Hey guys just checking to see what your main farm tractors are?  We have alot of 7000 and 8000 series tractors.  Along with some CASE tractors.  We use the 190xts and 200's for alot of handywork also. 

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 As far as the main fieldwork tractors would be the Agco's- 205b and DT200, AC 8070, JD 4450.  The tractor that has the most hours put on every year is the NH TL100 FWA with a loader for all around jobs such as hay and daily chores with the livestock.  Also have an AC 180 that gets light duty jobs.
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We use 175 with 500 loader, 6080 MFD with Dual 205 loader, 7060PS with 470 loader, and Versatile 276 with loader! We use all for feeding in winter, and grinding feed! All used for haymaking also! 7000 series for field work! Also have 185, 190XT, 190XT series3, 6080 2wd, 3 7030's, 7050, and 7080!
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I have big tractor envy but don't have the shed space for one nor can I  justify anything larger so this is it for now.



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In all honesty for the size of equipment we have on our small old fashioned operation I use my D15 for more things than anything.  It is just the handiest little rig, now we put an A-C two way hydraulic valve on it so it will probably get used more!  Of course all of the others find their place and we would be lost without the 170 and loader, the 185 is a very handy tractor as well.





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8070 with heat and AC.220 for fun in the sun and the WD45 does the planting and bushoggin.WD has the scoop....very handy.

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We got a 1715 Ford that kind of took over the D17 work.
 
 
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For heavy field work, the 7580 is my choice.  For cutting and baling hay I like the Kubota M110.  For odds and ends a Ferguson 40 (not MF) and once I get 3d gear fixed a D14.  For cultivating a G.  For digging and loading, a Ford 555 B tlb and a JCB 185 robot skid steer
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190XT is what I use most. Nimble, powerful, comfortable, super easy on fuel and super easy to drive. It's the only tractor my wife is willing to drive.

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I have a JD 7410 Cab FWD and 741 loader use it on farm and in my excavation business,most handy tractors are our 2 4710's with loaders,also have 4720 with cab ond loader,AC's D19diesel,19gas with 500 loader,WD,WC,CA and many AC engines and parts and M2 caombine
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Our 45 with a kelly loader gets used way more than anything but for the hay operation it was the 45 with 262 gas motor. This year we borrowed my uncles 175 wich was much better and when I get the XT ready it will be the main field tractor. Like Lonn said real comfotable. Iam a little worried about the handclutch being jerky an knocking everybody down on the wagon though.
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I don't really farm but do have 2 I use the most, it would be a WD , for plowing snow , CA  hauling wood.
 
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Originally posted by Good Good wrote:

when I get the XT ready it will be the main field tractor. Like Lonn said real comfotable. Iam a little worried about the handclutch being jerky an knocking everybody down on the wagon though.

You get good at feathering it. I did, my wife did and you will too. Although my Dad seems to about throw me off the wagon from time to time. I think the gate type like the 200 has might work even better as it can be hard to push the lever down on the XT. I always was going to try to modify the XT at some point to make it easier to push the lever down. Maybe a lighter spring? Never had one apart in that area.
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       A 7000 and a 190XT do the heavy work here. AD17 with a New Idea loader gets a lot of use in the summer and winter.
 
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Andrew-sounds like you have a great lineup. I farm 100 acres corn/soybeans with a late model 7000.

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JimIA-I LOVE the pic of the ear corn unloading.
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Well the 170 for mowing 7-8 acres.  The F40, not sure yet.  Maybe keep the blade on it.
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Since my farming has been downsized to hobby status with 250 acres of crop, the JD 4250 (cab and heat) is the plowing and snowblowing tractor, D-21 II with duals does 400 ac of cultivating each year pulling an A-C 1300 24.5'. A 220 is getting ready to pull the fall deep tillage tool. D-15 II brush cutting, D-12 III finishing mower, WD-45 80R all to keep up road ditches, D-17d IV wood splitter/ 30' roller. A-C 715B TLB stone picking etc. H-3 blade misc jobs. Too many A-C's and not enough jobs. 
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Just getting my farming operation started but I have a 7080 for my heavy work when I get it done and a 210 for planting and lighter type work. I have a 1550 Oliver for odd jobs also.
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what is the main trtactor? depends on the time of year. Spring time plowing, discing and cultivating the 4520, 190XT on the planter. summer 190XT Diesel, 190 gas, 200 and D17 for haying. Fall harvest WD on LPgas with mounted 33 picker for ear corn and K combine for grain. Winter 170 with loader for feeding round bales and getting wood out of the woods to burn and the WD45 for pushing snow.
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MF 1260.  I borrow the 1260 rear rims and water filled tires for my CA when I go pulling.
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D15 Series II for dragging stuff around and brush-hogging.  B (my son's) runs a finish mower and mows between 7-15 acres.  But hoestly its my Borg-warner rough-terrain forklift that get's used the most, and it's in the worst shape.
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Use a 7020 for field work, discing, plowing, etc. baling hay.
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On our farm we use a 185 to plant the crop with.
The 200 and 7045 to pull the wagons into town with.
The C to move wagons around and sometimes for some fun pull loads into town with.
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My main tractor is my '52 CA.  But my farmin' buddy's big outfit is a JD 8430.  Both are fun to operate.
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I only have one a 54 WD45. In the winter I use it to plow snow. In July I use it for baling straw with a 302 baler and cutting down the weeds later with an 80R mower on my son-in-laws land and his buddies land. Does a quick job disking the small garden too, 2 passes and done, lol.  John
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I farm 108 acers with a CA and 2-WD45s with the CA getting the most use,mainly because its the cheapest to run!!!
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One of my main tractors is a 80' 7080 for tillage and a 74' 200 for bailing and brush mowing. Plus 10 other AC's for small jobs.

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My main tillage tractor is a 7020 and my main planting tractor is a 190XT.  But I dont know where I would be with out a D-17.  Im also found of the CA and the......  
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