Changing tractors soon

[Passwerd]

Looking to change tractors soon and figured I'd throw it out here to see what others think. I've been running an older Valtra (early 2000s era) that's been good so far but its just getting to that point where downtime and little issues are stacking up, I'm eyeing something a bit newer, maybe 2015 and up, and likely sticking with Valtra unless something else really wows me, thinking maybe something in the A, N, or T Series from the last decade?

 

[Dave Dave]

OPnce those little issues pile up, it's time. Valtra's A, N, and T Series from 2015+ are great, especially the N for versatility...stick with what's worked unless something better jumps out

 

[ClassicCruze]

Looking to change tractors soon and figured I'd throw it out here to see what others think. I've been running an older Valtra (early 2000s era) that's been good so far but its just getting to that point where downtime and little issues are stacking up, I'm eyeing something a bit newer, maybe 2015 and up, and likely sticking with Valtra unless something else really wows me, thinking maybe something in the A, N, or T Series from the last decade?

just a little advice, when you're looking at the newer models, definitely pay attention to the transmission specs.
The Direct CVT is super smooth if you can swing it, but the HiTech or Active powershift options are still excellent and very reliable.
Also, look for one with front axle suspension and cab suspension, it makes a world of difference for comfort on rough fields or long road trips

 

[Thebuzz]

I think jumping to a 2015+ A, N, or T Series is a good move, it is better reliability, comfort, and tech, just watch for emissions-system quirks on newer models

 

[Alan]

Which series are you leaning toward @Passwerd, A, N, or T? Each has its perks depending on your typical workload.