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Bill(Wis)

10-29-2021 01:42:56

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The 100, 110, 120s? I'm told, so far, that they're basically the same as the T4 series. No Nebraska info on PowerStars but the T4 data is available. They appear to be the same tractor with a new name? Anyone know anything about them? I'm usually color blind when it comes to tractors although I will admit to being a little gun shy about New Holland.

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Bill(Wis)

10-30-2021 00:00:18

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Re: New Holland PowerStar tractors? in reply to Bill(Wis), 10-29-2021 01:42:56

They appear to be the same tractors as the Farmall C series. i.e. Farmall 90C, 100C, etc. In fact, the note in the Nebraska test of the T4 100 states that the data was taken from the test of the Farmall 100C.

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Shetland Sheepdog

10-29-2021 18:12:32

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Re: New Holland PowerStar tractors? in reply to Bill(Wis), 10-29-2021 01:42:56

Makes sense, as the T4 series ended in 2017, and the Powerstars

came out in 2018

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grizz02

10-29-2021 17:32:30

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Re: New Holland PowerStar tractors? in reply to Bill(Wis), 10-29-2021 01:42:56

love my powerstar 75

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SHALER

10-29-2021 11:36:37

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Re: New Holland PowerStar tractors? in reply to Bill(Wis), 10-29-2021 01:42:56

While not answering your question Bill, I will offer that a few historically 'red or green farmers in my area now have blue tractors....may be due to local red and green dealers that were swallowed up by mega-dealers. Dont know for sure.

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