burnt
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Anybody running a NH 5070 for a loader tractor?
Loader Tractor
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burnt
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Do you know which hyd. pump (16 or 21 gpm) it has and what is the hydraulic capacity like for running the loader?
It's amazing that the T5.115 has a considerably smaller engine and cranks out about the same hp. Seems to be more common all the time.
It's amazing that the T5.115 has a considerably smaller engine and cranks out about the same hp. Seems to be more common all the time.
Seems to me its just the 16 gpm pump, but it's plenty fast for loader work. It's a pretty plain Jane tractor (standard transmission, 3 ranges with 4 speeds in each, nsl loader) but is very handy as a loader tractor. We bought it new this fall and it did make a trip back to the dealer early on. It got pretty cold out and the crank case vent froze off causing the crank case to over pressure. This took out the rear engine seal and the exhaust filter. Turns out there is an update to prevent this from happening and that is now installed. I think that cost New Holland a fair chunk of change. We only have a couple hundred hours on it so it has yet to be determined if it is actually a good tractor or not, but it is nice to use. It actually feels more stable handling bales than does our T7.210
burnt
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Thank you Silver.
Might go take a look at this 5070, it,s reasonably priced and low hours. I sure like my TN85A and if this bigger one handles anything like it I'll be happy. Don't like spending money on iron that much but my old 1105 Massey is tired right out and I need to replace its drawbar and PTO capacity. So a loader on its replacement would be a real winter time bonus...
Might go take a look at this 5070, it,s reasonably priced and low hours. I sure like my TN85A and if this bigger one handles anything like it I'll be happy. Don't like spending money on iron that much but my old 1105 Massey is tired right out and I need to replace its drawbar and PTO capacity. So a loader on its replacement would be a real winter time bonus...