Valtra A or N series?

[Gray git]

Can you give us a sales synopsis on the 6pot range as well brushcutter as at the point I need more pony power for pulling the big botex on the road and heavy flail work clearing scrub.

 

 

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[L W Woodlands]

Thanks brushcutter, very helpful into there. I've now got a good price quoted for an A with guarding and few extras, hoping to have one to demo soon, we'll put the trailer on and see how she goes.

[Brushcutter]

Can you give us a sales synopsis on the 6pot range as well brushcutter as at the point I need more pony power for pulling the big botex on the road and heavy flail work clearing scrub.

 

 

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A T is a big N. All the same stuff really except you get a longer bonnet with 6 cylinders in it rather than 4. Oh it will lift more on the linkage as well. Tranmission options are the same as well. Hitech being basic sticks or verso being their fancy CVT. You get up to 250hp in a T series which is respectable. I've only used a T150 and a T130 none of the new facelift ones. Although i had a nosy around one in the dealers this afternoon.

 

They now do a S series which go up to 400hp but i've never seen one of those. All depends on how many ponies you want under your bonnet. At the 2014 APF the Claas Xerion were popular as high horsepower mulcher tractors.

[Gray git]

A T is a big N. All the same stuff really except you get a longer bonnet with 6 cylinders in it rather than 4. Oh it will lift more on the linkage as well. Tranmission options are the same as well. Hitech being basic sticks or verso being their fancy CVT. You get up to 250hp in a T series which is respectable. I've only used a T150 and a T130 none of the new facelift ones. Although i had a nosy around one in the dealers this afternoon.

 

They now do a S series which go up to 400hp but i've never seen one of those. All depends on how many ponies you want under your bonnet. At the 2014 APF the Claas Xerion were popular as high horsepower mulcher tractors.

150 - 175 should more than do me but the stability and grunt of the 6 pot is what I'm after.

Basic transmission as I like old-school having cut my teeth on 10 series ford's and county's.

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[Brushcutter]

150 - 175 should more than do me but the stability and grunt of the 6 pot is what I'm after.

Basic transmission as I like old-school having cut my teeth on 10 series ford's and county's.

Thanks for t reply

 

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With the CVT you get much more hydraulic flow and a load sensing pump, which can be very useful if using a crane running off the spools.