New Holland tm155 help

Matbro tr250

searching for a clean New Holland Tm155 preferably with front linkage and good tyres any year considered.
Anyone know of a clean one for sale ??

kay 9

https://www.tractorhouse.ie/listings/farm-machinery/for-sale/list/?Manu=NEW+HOLLAND&Mdltxt=TM155
Check out a few of them. Some clean examples

kay 9

Few here in the UK and Europe too
https://m.agriaffaires.co.uk/used/farm-tractor/19865301/new-holland-tm-155.html

Matbro tr250

Gone through both sites already before this most the fresh ones on tractorhouse have already been sold,

Matbro tr250

Would prefer it to be range command also.

mycro2013

Matbro tr250 wrote: »

searching for a clean New Holland Tm155 preferably with front linkage and good tyres any year considered.
Anyone know of a clean one for sale ??

Good ones are hard got. There is a garage cronins tractor sales based in newmarket Co.cork. He usually has a few in stock.

Matbro tr250

mycro2013 wrote: »

Good ones are hard got. There is a garage cronins tractor sales based in newmarket Co.cork. He usually has a few in stock.

Ya getting very hard to get a good one

Alfie1

This any good, power command though https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/new-holland-tm155-mint-/16551627

Matbro tr250

Alfie1 wrote: »

This any good, power command though https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/new-holland-tm155-mint-/16551627

Looks tidy but I’m trying to stay away from power command

Mooooo

Hours seem low enough for such a machine?

Matbro tr250

Mooooo wrote: »

Hours seem low enough for such a machine?

His tractors are always very clean with low hours to be fair to him

Mooooo

Matbro tr250 wrote: »

His tractors are always very clean with low hours to be fair to him

Don't mean anything by it just seems strange for a tractor of that size to be only doing 500 hours a year. What's the main difference between range and power command, is it a reliability thing or just the different setup?

Matbro tr250

Mooooo wrote: »

Don't mean anything by it just seems strange for a tractor of that size to be only doing 500 hours a year. What's the main difference between range and power command, is it a reliability thing or just the different setup?

Power command takes more power from the tractor using a bit more diesel , and you don’t have to clutch between ranges , range command is supposed to be more reliable from what I’ve heard

jayc12

A few tms here www.mcmurraytractors.co.uk

kay 9

Here's your tractor
https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/tm155-3750-hrs/17497954

mycro2013

It needs tyres all round, plus that drawbar has some wear on it. If I was spending that kind of money I'd a least want it to be registered.

Low hours but it was worked during those hours with alot of roadwork. Also that hitch is an aftermarket addition. Indicating a replacement or a Euro import as does the opening windscreen which is common in continental European.

kay 9

mycro2013 wrote: »

It needs tyres all round, plus that drawbar has some wear on it. If I was spending that kind of money I'd a least want it to be be registered.

Low hours but it was worked during those hours with alot of roadwork. Also that hitch is an aftermarket addition. Indicating a replacement or a Euro import.

Thought that hitch was standard on the tm. If it was an EU import then it may have 3-4 times them hrs.
Tractors work on the continent

White Clover

mycro2013 wrote: »

It needs tyres all round, plus that drawbar has some wear on it. If I was spending that kind of money I'd a least want it to be be registered.

Low hours but it was worked during those hours with alot of roadwork. Also that hitch is an aftermarket addition. Indicating a replacement or a Euro import.

Maybe that hitch was spec'd first day? The hitches that new holland put on all them TM's were pure scrap.

mycro2013

White Clover wrote: »

Maybe that hitch was spec'd first day? The hitches that new holland put on all them TM's were pure scrap.

Could be, but any tm I've used had the swing down hitch. Which is usually replaced when the original is goosed from haulage.

mad-for-tar

Definitely not a factory hitch. They always had the swing back version up until around 2006 or so where you could spec it with the Sauermann option like what's on the current models. Plus, you can see in the 6th pic on it the unpainted part on the pto housing just above it, where the ladder type hitch was from the factory, looks definitely like an EU import anyway. Also unusual for an Irish or U.K. spec of this size to only have 2 spool valves, 4 was nearly the norm on most short wheel base TM models sold in U.K. and Ireland.

Matbro tr250

Phoned up about that tractor earlier seems genuine enough no front suspension on it , holding out for one with cab suspension, lot of money for that year and then put 4 new tyres on it , rare enough with only 2 spool valves

lab man

Why do ye think continental tractors have only 2 spools,I've a tm125 here 4 spools and 2 fuel tanks .

Matbro tr250

lab man wrote: »

Why do ye think continental tractors have only 2 spools,I've a tm125 here 4 spools and 2 fuel tanks .

No idea would of taught they’d have a higher spec than here