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runningihred
Posted 4/4/2017 21:21 (#5945168)
Subject: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


west central iowa
Any one on here buy one or currently using one? I'm looking at a magnum that's for sale in Pennsylvania that came from the united kingdom. Should a proceed or stay away? The pictures look good. I'm a little concern about the tractor having over sized tires.
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rancherman
Posted 4/4/2017 22:42 (#5945380 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?



our  4450  came from  Germany. 

 Originally  semi-built in Waterloo,   and  final assembly in  Mannheim.    Did it's tour  for about 10 years, and  ended back up in South Dakota on a dealer lot.. Then our  machine shed.

Can't really complain,  it was  priced  'right' at the time.    It came back stateside  with  steel rear wheels (like bolt on  duals use)    and  zero ballast.    Keeps  shipping  weight to a minimum. 

Really,  the only thing visibly different was the lighting.  And  the warning decals  were of course in German.

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Farmercreacraft
Posted 4/4/2017 23:30 (#5945434 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


North West PA Or 20 yrs behind the West
Mountain view equipment?? I was at that dealer few years ago and I know local guy that bought tractor. Seemed like pretty straight dealer.
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JD 9400
Posted 4/5/2017 04:00 (#5945514 - in reply to #5945434)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Southern Pa.
HTR Services?
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runningihred
Posted 4/5/2017 07:20 (#5945717 - in reply to #5945514)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


west central iowa
yes htr
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dieselartie
Posted 4/5/2017 13:19 (#5946388 - in reply to #5945717)
Subject: runningihred


northern chester county PA

runningihred

I am only 30 minutes from HTR  if you want someone to look at it for you
My 4055 and 7600 came from HTR .

Email  in my profile is good 

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dieselartie
Posted 4/5/2017 04:26 (#5945518 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


northern chester county PA

I have 4 European "re-imports"  
The 8100 and 6400 both from the UK .
4055 is from France . 7600 not 100% sure of its origin .
The 8100 had 6300 hrs , now 7600 . 6400 was 5300 now 6500 . Ran  engine and trans oil and  antifreeze  analysis on arrival .
Oil was all good . Ran oil that was in them 300 hours before changing . Change filters once a year on all .
Changed water pump on 8100 as a precaution . It looked good , still replaced it  . Replaced  radar that didnt work  with a GPS unit . Almost forgot did do a front axle seal 2 years ago . 
6400 has had 2 oil cooler hoses replaced .  

I have been more then pleased with my tractors . I prefer the way they are equipped compared to US speced tractors .  4055 and 7600 almost to 10000 hrs . 7600 did need some trans work at 8000 hrs . 4055 Has had axle seals on the right  side several times . 



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TwoGlovesLloyd
Posted 4/5/2017 12:03 (#5946273 - in reply to #5945518)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


He's right.  The radars are different between US and UK tractors.  I don't know about other European radars.

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Tomcat
Posted 4/5/2017 05:44 (#5945556 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?



Ludington/Manistee MI area
Uncles each have a Genesis from I believe the U.K. they don't have any issues a typical Genesis wouldnt have. Seems for a tractor that vintage axles are extra short maybe they all are short.
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Ford 401
Posted 4/5/2017 08:33 (#5945877 - in reply to #5945556)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Northeast Pennsylvania
Have a euro genesis also. I think the axles are 108 vs 112 and the trans has two more gears. Otherwise identical... just cheaper.

For the gamblers out there who buy sight unseen, it only costs 2k to put import in a container
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pmartens07
Posted 4/5/2017 06:05 (#5945578 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Penn Yan, NY
I have a 6920S that came from the UK, it needed a lot of work but I knew that it would when I bought it. It was priced accordingly.

the 6920S is a model that was never available on this side of the pond but I have yet to have any trouble sourcing parts.

I wouldn't have any concerns.
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JD 9400
Posted 4/5/2017 06:51 (#5945653 - in reply to #5945578)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Southern Pa.
pmartens07 - 4/5/2017 07:05

I have a 6920S that came from the UK, it needed a lot of work but I knew that it would when I bought it. It was priced accordingly.

the 6920S is a model that was never available on this side of the pond but I have yet to have any trouble sourcing parts.

I wouldn't have any concerns.


6920S Euro = 7520 USA (basicly)
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1770
Posted 4/5/2017 07:20 (#5945718 - in reply to #5945653)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


anything would match up with a usa jd 7410?
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JD 9400
Posted 4/5/2017 09:41 (#5946013 - in reply to #5945718)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Southern Pa.
1770 - 4/5/2017 08:20

anything would match up with a usa jd 7410?


Yep, check out the specs. on 6X10 rowcrop tractors with higher numbers than a 6410.
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pmartens07
Posted 4/6/2017 05:35 (#5947647 - in reply to #5945653)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Penn Yan, NY
I know that the 6920s is roughly a 7520. For some things I have ordered the part for a 7520 but specific wire harness hydraulic and transmission parts have been 6920s exclusive and I am still order them direct trough JD. Used to be if a model was if a model was not sold in your part of the world the parts book may not even be in the dealers computer.
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JD 9400
Posted 4/6/2017 07:42 (#5947846 - in reply to #5947647)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Southern Pa.
pmartens07 - 4/6/2017 06:35

I know that the 6920s is roughly a 7520. For some things I have ordered the part for a 7520 but specific wire harness hydraulic and transmission parts have been 6920s exclusive and I am still order them direct trough JD. Used to be if a model was if a model was not sold in your part of the world the parts book may not even be in the dealers computer.


Yep, at one time I was opposed to buying those EURO tractors. Parts availability on some things were a pain. Today, I wouldn't sweat it.
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Gearclash
Posted 4/5/2017 07:50 (#5945788 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Sioux County, NWIA
I just bought a European CIH MX Maxxum this year, from an southern importer. So far so good. Fairly sure the tractor came from the U. K. The lighting is switched differently than NA versions. The drawbar can also be different than NA tractors.

Edited by Gearclash 4/5/2017 07:52
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Hunter Kittredge
Posted 4/6/2017 17:26 (#5948978 - in reply to #5945788)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Oregon
Anyone mind me asking about how much it costs to ship a tractor from Europe? TIA
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Gearclash
Posted 4/7/2017 22:12 (#5951563 - in reply to #5948978)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


Sioux County, NWIA
I'm told about the same as shipping it across the U.S.
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farmall53
Posted 4/5/2017 11:13 (#5946185 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


upstate New York
I bought my 4255 mfd from mountain view and I've been extremely happy with it and have not had a single issue, parts are readily available and there's not much difference between it and the American version besides the lights, steel wheels and a parking break, I switched it to cast wheels so I could add weights, installed American style led lights and would buy another in a heartbeat, mountain view treated me excellent, tractor was exactly as he described over the phone
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farmall53
Posted 4/5/2017 11:15 (#5946190 - in reply to #5945168)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?


upstate New York
I bought my 4255 mfd from mountain view and I've been extremely happy with it and have not had a single issue, parts are readily available and there's not much difference between it and the American version besides the lights, steel wheels and a parking break, I switched it to cast wheels so I could add weights, installed American style led lights and would buy another in a heartbeat, mountain view treated me excellent, tractor was exactly as he described over the phone
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happytrails
Posted 4/5/2017 12:41 (#5946322 - in reply to #5946190)
Subject: RE: european tractors for sale by the east cost?



Alberta, Canada
The only European tractor I ever looked at was showing something over 4000 hrs but had obviously been past 9999 at least once.
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