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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    We went with the 2012 Massey Ferguson 1529 113hrs $14k Production: Distributor: Massey Ferguson Manufacturer: Iseki Factory: Matsuyama, Japan Massey Ferguson 1529 Engine: 1.5L 3-cyl diesel 3-Point Hitch: Rear Type: I Rear lift (at ends): 2,425 lbs [1099 kg]...
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Well, Mike, now I'm hearing that the Workmaster, being an economy class tractor, has a weaker tranny than the Boomer series. The Massey is not in the economy class, so I'm still leaning toward red. And guess what? Massey came down that "G" I mentioned earlier, so it's pretty much a done deal---I...
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Will do Mr. Wile E. The offer so far has the MF at $3100 less. All we're getting is a bucket for now. If the MF were another G lower, it would be done already. Will let you know in a couple of hours.
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Thanks Chuck. The thing that the Workmaster (new) has that the MF(used 113hrs) does not is a 5yr powertrain warranty.
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Thanks Chip812. Value is not always measured in dollars, but sense.
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    I just met a man....

    Hey Billy C, Where can I get some of those "Rattlesnakes"?
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    I have not seen an LS around here, Upstate NY. I think I'm leaning toward the MF. Dave
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Thanks, but our girls will never see The Kentucky Derby [/img]We're going to buy one of the tractors this afternoon. Regards, Dave
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    I read you loud and clear on the value concept. It's just that "okay" is carried by the dealers within easy reach, so I'm trying to get a handle on which tractor is okay-er.
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    New Holland or Massey Ferguson?

    Hey Guys, I am going to buy either a NH Workmaster35 or a MF 1529 (28hp). Light chores will be done for the most part...firewood, moving stone, plowing drive. Any suggestions concerning which might be the better choice? Regards, daverh
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