Packing a PUNCH

[@kevinwillis9126]

Always a pleasure to watch guys. thanks for sharing and keep them coming...

[@johnholsey5294]

Nice to see a little bit of appreciation for the smaller kit. We run a couple similar sized valtra's and they're extremely versatile little tractors

[@kennethgreen2829]

Impressive little machine - thanks for the video guys

[@pauljohn6637]

Nice one guys. A versatile tractor, good all rounder. As a kid I spent a lot of time at the Steelfab factory in Cardiff who manufactured front end loader and backhoe attachments for tractors, mainly Fords. They also made their own loader backhoe in competition with JCB and the HY-MAC (Whitlock) 570. They built Shawnee pool articulated goose neck tractor /dump trailers, and the PowerX skip system trailers pulled by tractors. Nice to see loader attachments being used again!

[@upthereds4939]

lovely machine that T4 . Great video lads..!

[@paulatkinson2849]

Enjoying the torquing point vids 👍

[@grahampodbery8645]

Makes my 1975 5000 and Grays loader look ancient but still does a job or two.

[@trevorjarvis3021]

Sensible video packed with the good stuff.

[@markmortensen4341]

Good video for telling people there's a lot to think about with a tractor. People can see where this would save a bunch of money‼️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏼

[@darrenendersby9079]

Great video lads i loved it keep up the good work lads 👍👍

[@thr8061]

Back when I was a kid, our "big" tractor was a MF 1135 w/ 135 pto HP (on the dyno) and our other tractors were Case 830 (65hp) & MF 265 (60hp) loader tractor did alot of things. Our "utility" tractors were a Minneapolis Moline Z (36hp) & IH Farmall M (36hp). The concept of a 4wd tractor was something just coming out.

[@bobpaterson1845]

Great factual video guys 👍 back in the day as u say I used 4 furrow Dowdeswell behind Massey 698 medium soil with some steep climbs and it coped 👍👍

[@benbright5382]

Think more of the big names are really starting to realise that normal sized capable tractors are the way forward mostly. Great vid lads.

[@ginggur17]

Nice one again boys. Hoping you soon compile an outtake blooper reel like ya have in the past. Nice lil production. Thankyou.

[@douglasorr7799]

When I was growing up the County 1174 on the farm was one of the bigger local tractors at the time.

[@stanleynowak9325]

It's a main tillage tractor for many vegetable farms.

[@Mr09worthy]

We have a t4.95, and the t5.105 they replaced the t4 with. Both fantastic little machines 👍

[@ghostrider7688]

Yes , very decent machine well made video on the genuine merits of this very tidy machine 🤙

[@johnparkes2994]

Can't beat a bit of blue power👍

[@sweed58]

We used to chop our own 200acres of silage with a mf 390t and a mf 610 chopper and towed a 6t Marshall trailer,the contractor comes with a t7 210 to row up🙄

[@conorhynes1264]

Be great if you could do the same thing for 60- 80 hp aswell

[@jimwalker8151]

I think that our 100hp tractor are 4 cylinder turbo that are smaller shorter today then the old 1070 case or 986 IH or 4040 JD

[@torquingpoint5057]

Yes thats right and therefore much more agile.

[@georgedoorley5628]

@@torquingpoint5057 same explorer 90 ......now thats a agile tractor , and can punch well above its weight ......

[@jaegerbomb4142]

To be honest horse power means so little comparing nowadays to the time of the old fords. I honestly believe that a 80hp zetor pulls better than a 6130 deutz. Modern tractors have so much shite in the exhaust (Egr scr def) it just kills the low end torque. Compare that to a 8 litre 6 cylinder of the old days! And low end torque is IMO what makes a tractor a good puller or not. My point is that an old 110 horse machine will pull just as well as a modern 150 horse (in most cases)

[@torquingpoint5057]

Yes it seems you need 50% more rated power these days to overcome the emissions tech

[@slimG2082]

My friend just bought a T4.75 with a loader he loves it

[@qwertyuiopi192]

I’m running a small contracting business with a 6320 Deere and 6480 Massey- both with loaders, and a zetor 9540. Don’t have a telehandler, would be handy to have one but to tie up 10-20 k on a telehandler to not have to do a few extra shunts doesn’t make sense to me. I can load cart and tip a load of straw wirh the 6480 much quicker than I can with a telehandler and it’s a much nicer place to spend the day. We really bought the 6480 to run the big square baler but it tends to run the round baler too which frees the Deere up to do other work eg mowing tedding raking or chasing

[@caragray7010]

Iv a case 115, just red instead of blue, it's a really nice medium size machine and has a low roof.

[@glenkoopman7347]

This is the same as case farmall 95c? Drive a no cab one of them and only thing I hated was the shuttle with how you have the button for neutral and lever doesn't stay in position

[@kieranrafferty7545]

I pulled a four furrow plough with a Ford 7600 for years no bother to her except on steep ground just plough downhill

[@kingzyblood]

when is the compition going to come in. you want a massey 5713 compact really powerful and i would say one of the best loader tractors on the market

[@igagri4817]

Your spot on, loads of farmers with 150 + hp tractors. Then they complain they aren't making any money! Just hire a big one when it's needed and run one of those

[@agroGiann]

Lord Muck when will you upload the demo with the manitou? Thank you

[@LordMuck]

agro.Giannitsopoulos hopefully next week. We have had storm after storm and heavy rain here.

[@agroGiann]

Lord Muck Understand mate. As i told you i am between 542-70, the claas liebher 741 and the manitou and the next month i will order one of them. I would like to here your opinion too. Thank you

[@LordMuck]

agro.Giannitsopoulos All three are good but the top two are the Manitou and JCB. You need to see which one you prefer, which has the best dealer support in your area and which has the best price. Once you decide which one is best for you then that's your best choice.

[@agroGiann]

Lord Muck i test drove both 542-70 and 741 scorpion and the only think i like more of the 741 over the jcb was the vario transmission cause the jcb has the powershift. My two previous telehandlers was hydrostatic and i know the better. Thank you

[@agroGiann]

Lord Muck you are absolutely right and thank you for your advice. Most likely i will choose the british broduct ( cause i love jcbs) and i will get used to the powershift transmission.

[@captainclarke]

Just the job, plenty of equivalent machines from the likes of Case, Massey etc, just don't see quite as many about as you do the large kit!

[@colmkennedy3109]

Good video guys 👍🏻

[@casto-]

We run a T5 115 on the estate, nice little tractor (actually it's our biggest tractor 😂) great turning circle, nice cab but wish NH would give some of the other options from T6 up like front suspension, around our lanes that would be rather nice! That's one reason I have my MB.

[@jamieshields9521]

Your right TL/TS replacement, T4 great little tractor but I need a little bigger like T6 to pull our 18t chaser bin/pull sprayer/seeder as these small don’t have enough hydraulic pressure but small cropping n livestock farm would be ok.

[@torquingpoint5057]

This season we are looking at kit for the smaller farm and livestock owners.

[@Countrystock]

Selecta!!!! Nice one

[@roberthiggins6401]

Horses for courses isn't it? Depends on the application it's for low buildings, tight yards smaller acreages. Larger acreage, main draft tractor work a larger tractor required. Depends on how many staff you have and the area you need to cover in a given time frame. You're right that it's stupid seeing a very large tractor with machinery that is way too small for it.

[@roberto33812]

Excellent review 👍

[@RCUKScaleModels]

great video guys why are the NH tractors blue and a NH combined yellow can you get a blue NH combine?

[@torquingpoint5057]

Ford (tractors) were blue and New Holland Clayson (combines) were yellow so when they joined forces the colours remained. After the rebrand Ford New Holland became New Holland and then Case New Holland (CNH)

[@RCUKScaleModels]

@@torquingpoint5057 ok thanks

[@Farmer_phil]

Should of been a comeuppance on creme egg Gate! 😂

[@jamesdavis4087]

Kubota M5111 is hands down the best value for money loader tractor on the market

[@grahampodbery8645]

At least they are blue

[@amacdona32]

What is the antenna (on the front weight) used for on the t7 ?

[@rohanhawkins6301]

It's so you can see where it is so you don't hit stuff

[@robevans8555]

It's just to give the driver a visual indication of where the front is

[@ianmartin762]

So you don't forget its on there and know have far it sticks out the front

[@AlphaBravoV]

It's a front center marker, that you can see from the cab.

[@wiliamheadwoods]

Great video as always, you boys are more then welcome to come down and take my Massey Ferguson 3630 for a day and make a video of it

[@torquingpoint5057]

You're on !

[@LordMuck]

Drop me a message on Facebook Mike 😉

[@jamarmistead9663]

Brilliant

[@lafermedu14etlagriculteurs29]

This t4 looks like our t5.95. we sell it because it is less useful to us.

[@leoyates2736]

Where’s Ben these days? Great vid

[@torquingpoint5057]

He's doing a tour of pubs in the north west with his Elvis tribute act.

[@leoyates2736]

Torquing Point is he still on the diggers?

[@torquingpoint5057]

Mostly meth

[@leoyates2736]

Torquing Point hahahaha that’s good one 🤣🤣

[@lbrapidkills3]

Where has deano gone not seen anything from him in a while ?

[@torquingpoint5057]

He's grown his hair and has gone to live up a tree in the Trossachs

[@russellpetrie119]

95 hp was a lot of horsepower but anything bigger whitch it is has out grown the farms and 95 hp tractor is a stockmans machine and wont run most modern machinery its defo a conundrum or the extra expense of two machines

[@torquingpoint5057]

95hp will run the machinery that a farm who runs a 95hp tractor has. They have no need for 250 hp.

[@upthereds4939]

Torquing Point guy round here pulling a 3000 gallon tanker on a 105hp deutz , had someone telling me few weeks ago that you’d need a 150hp plus tractor for 3000 gallon 😂

[@torquingpoint5057]

The problem these days with roadwork is increased speed but as long as thats combined with increased braking efficiency then its not so bad.

[@williambaker665]

@@torquingpoint5057 on our ground I would certainly want more weight than a 105hp tractor on a 3000 gallon tanker. We feel the 2000 bad enough on a 125hp tractor

[@torquingpoint5057]

And that shows you are a competent operator and know your requirements and will therefore operate the equipment in a safe manner. Top stuff

[@Hesston4860s]

No just No !. And while we’re at it who’s the gay boy that on the bigger ones decided it was a good idea to put the heater/air con controls on the back left pillar !.

[@LordMuck]

You got tweaked by a New Holland rep...

[@sanmarino_cs1698]

Hesston4860s They aren’t there on the newer ones, our 2016 t7 has the heater controls on the upper right near the radio

[@JonDingle]

New Holland are ugly, their design team needs to eat more Creme Eggs!

[@gregshearer423]

DingleZilla far nicer looking than them new Deere