TS versus TL New Holland

Dozer1

Went to see a few new holland's lately,
just wondering what people's experiences are with either type.

Went to see that Mchugh fella in Ballinasloe seems only to deal in TL's said he doesn't rate the TS and are more expensive to repair.

Went to see a few TS and thought there were a heavier backend, Ideally I'm talking a TS/TL 90 or 100 with a loader and capable of 2 bales on the back.

one TS was an SLDP are they better than the SLE?

stanflt

Dozer1 wrote: »

Went to see a few new holland's lately,
just wondering what people's experiences are with either type.

Went to see that Mchugh fella in Ballinasloe seems only to deal in TL's said he doesn't rate the TS and are more expensive to repair.

Went to see a few TS and thought there were a heavier backend, Ideally I'm talking a TS/TL 90 or 100 with a loader and capable of 2 bales on the back.

one TS was an SLDP are they better than the SLE?

Had owned Tl and tla and driven ts- 4cyl ts are **** bit tl/tla are bullet proof and cheap to repair- avoid ts 90 and ts 100

White Clover

stanflt wrote: »

Had owned Tl and tla and driven ts- 4cyl ts are **** bit tl/tla are bullet proof and cheap to repair- avoid ts 90 and ts 100

Do you have the 2wd tl90a anymore Stan?

kay 9

Another vote for the tl here. Can't be much out there that can compete with their power to weight ratio and reliability

stanflt

White Clover wrote: »

Do you have the 2wd tl90a anymore Stan?

Yeah on duty every day- 8000hrs up on it now- a pocket rocket

Best machine we ever bought

cute geoge

Would a tl be able to pull a trailer with 14 bales of silage or run a 10 foot conditioner mower?????

stanflt

cute geoge wrote: »

Would a tl be able to pull a trailer with 14 bales of silage or run a 10 foot conditioner mower?????

14 bales no problem I'll find an old pic of the 2wd later

Make sure it has 1000rpm pto

patsy_mccabe

cute geoge wrote: »

Would a tl be able to STOP a trailer with 14 bales of silage ...................

Changed that for ya.....:D

farmertipp

Have a ts since new in 99. 7500hrs on it . And loader.never put a spanner to it.original starter and altenater still in it..also is a bit higher looking than tla

adam14

Have a tl90a here. Great tractor.

twin_beacon

The TL is a great tractor for a stock man, their an ancestor of the 90 series fiats.

Dozer1

thanks all,
spoke to mechanic this evening, said he'd rate the TS ahead of TL..
suppose everyone has the favourites likes the fact they are heavier than TL.

Said watch the gear linkage apart from that he said pretty bulletproof.

pms7

Have '03 TS110 few years, nice bit done to it, none of it cheap..
Engine oil pump, 4wd dog clutch, bits of teeth missing off drive gears

poor farmer

I had a TL and changed to a ts 115 .
I suppose it depends on the type of work your doing . A ts is better for heavier work. My ts has been very reliable. sldp models always sell better than sle.
Nothing wrong with the sle's though.

kerb

Hi does anyone know much about the holland td95d I have one sourced with low hours 2006 model nice clean tractor, Fiat engine I think,

cute geoge

Not sure about that model td95d ,neighbour had something similar and it was a balls of a yoke .The back axle half shafts were offset and if you had a trailer attached it meant the drawbar would stick in the back wheel anytime you would make a short turn

Grueller

Local new holland mechanic tells me that they were new holland answer to competing with zetor etc. Their budget line of tractors. He says tl or ts but not td. Don't know any more about them but I have a tl here and she is a great tractor. Have her 9 or 10 years and bar doing a clutch (dry clutch/manual shuttle and a loader) she has been bulletproof. I have land 8 miles from home and have hauled 17 Mchale bales home behind her.