I would definitely buy a T8

You need to check for wire chaffing wire harness issues were common on them.

@@SuperFriday88 okay will do. Do you think it will be underpowered it’s a 200 running a durable 16ft

Durabine*

@@Smonhaut I don’t think so, it’s a 6.7l isn’t it? It should be fine

On the T8?

My 360 the isolation blocks had some wear in them on the cab and rubbed the harness in a couple spots

I’m so sick of mine the Cummins engine is a complete pile of shit in my 280 and my 360 the rest of the machine as alright but the engine is nothing but problems

@@SuperFriday88 It was easier getting information to work on the Block 60 F-16's then these. Seems like everything is top secret. We just had issues with the from pin shearing a bolt and moving aft into the steering arm. Unit was over heating, I just gutted the Thermostat, and now it runs below the Cold mark on the gauge. Arizona you don't need a thermostat here. It runs with some EGR code.I did not have any luck clearing it. Has plenty of power, so the computer is not affecting the engine output. Just think in Arizona your engine is preheated to the point you can not work on it until the outside temps go below 95 degrees which is about midnight. This heat sucks.

Had several case tractors they are the same as NH ran some 8400 Deeres and 8100 back in the day wasn’t a fan compaired to the 70 series NH

It’s been a rough go with this tractor lol it’s a nickel and diming bastard

But the dealer is spectacular in providing parts

@@SuperFriday88 within 2 years we’re heavy on fendt now. 🤷🏻‍♂️ we’ll see how it goes.

@@BalesHayFarmandRanch I like them fendt tractors I have had excellent luck with new holland tractors. had a call into you early last summer to get your input on that gradys double Baler.

@@SuperFriday88 and that is what is most important and my argument with people. The dealer service trumps equipment.

Not any more just priced a versatile used and bought a T8.435 for much cheaper.

@@SuperFriday88 Oh really. They're not much different in price than other ones hugh. They used to be a good bit less. If one is going to pay the same price for a New Holland. Might as well get that instead. New Holland are so so . My relative likes his but seems like it needs 10,000 0n average worth of work a year. Wiring and on things breaking. I would guess Deere and Case are much higher. Fendt I think are pretty reliable.

@@matthewvanderbeek1240 I don’t have 10k a year into my whole fleet of new Holland’s lol they are awesome tractors