We have a Valtra M130 quite a rare Valtra, at least I haven't seen so many. We had that for about 5-7 years now and has about 8000 hours on it. The stick to the loader is starting to get a little old but nothing massive. A great tractor in my eyes. Love to bits
We have 17 valtras and valmets best tractor the only one worth buying. The tractor in our yard with the most hours has 22,000 still frontline contracting.We bought it new in 1994 and it has only broken down once which wasn't even a bad break.A few of the new ones have given a bit off trouble still a fantastic brand haven't really let us down otherwise.
I would buy a Valtra as first choice as i have looked at hundreds of tractors and worked on different models, when I viewed the tractor at rural events I have been very impressed with build quality.
I did an internship at a cauliflower grower many years ago. He had a 6400 with more than 20000 hours on it. He's still using it to this day. Might be getting close to 30000 hours!
Nonsense. The N series are phenomenal. We have an N101. 12 years Old, 9,000 hours and have spent zero on repairs. Other valtras here have put up 15,000 hours with no repairs. There is nothing to touch them for reliability and low running costs. Misers on fuel too.
John Claffey. After having a mf and a jd ( which both broke down ) We got a 6300 anda volvo bm 500 That combo ran for many years, we traded the 6300 in for a 6650 and then the 500 in for a 8350 and all of these tractors mentioned ran to 10000hours without one major problem. We still have the 6650, and it's clocking in at 12000 hours now. It has some brake problems but with a little time in the workshop it's just like new, so the 6000&8000 series of valtra are quality all the way through :) Currently we have a 6100,6650 and a N122 The N-series currently has 7000 hours, and it yet has not had a breakdown.
7000 hours and new breaks that’s good but it all depends on who’s the pilot on it you get some kid on one leading grass you would need brakes a lot before 7k
Deere are very good tractors but so are Valtra as a good all rounder Valtra are hard to beat brilliant steering lock fantastic reliability comfortable, if your looking a tractor that’s pretty compact for day to day use but you can also put a set of triple mowers on no problem the 254 is hard to beat sure look at the size and weight of an equivalent Deere that’s around 270hp, if you live near a good Valtra dealer they’d be hard to look past
@@Alexr-uf3zn yup I love valtras are good aswell. I think they have the best cabs but I think they are really expensive. Not sure about reliability either haven't heard much about them giving trouble except for a few cases.
We have a Valtra M130 quite a rare Valtra, at least I haven't seen so many. We had that for about 5-7 years now and has about 8000 hours on it. The stick to the loader is starting to get a little old but nothing massive. A great tractor in my eyes. Love to bits
Agreed! We have a contractor who has the same one as yours, very reliable and the same thing with you I love it!
We have 17 valtras and valmets best tractor the only one worth buying. The tractor in our yard with the most hours has 22,000 still frontline contracting.We bought it new in 1994 and it has only broken down once which wasn't even a bad break.A few of the new ones have given a bit off trouble still a fantastic brand haven't really let us down otherwise.
I would buy a Valtra as first choice as i have looked at hundreds of tractors and worked on different models, when I viewed the tractor at rural events I have been very impressed with build quality.
Spent hours a day mowing on a sisu 8400 god I loved that machine
Nice video, when's the English version coming out
Kriksons he’s easy as fuck to understand
I only understood about 30% what he was saying.
Pikey
Are you ah Pom ?
@@jamesbentall3984 are you one of those English people bred for cannon fodder who thinks everyone from Ireland is a traveller?
Maxol lubricants
Have an oil dedicated for Valtra -
It’s called TRACTOR TRANS PLUS 5w/40
The Valmats are my favourite, especially the likes of the 6400 or the 8500. Especially the Hightech ones!
Valmet*
@@robinbrinken2500 Oh yep sorry, just fixed it!
I did an internship at a cauliflower grower many years ago. He had a 6400 with more than 20000 hours on it. He's still using it to this day. Might be getting close to 30000 hours!
I have a valmet sisu 865
Very lucky to have started out with a 6400. They were a super tractor. Was all down hill with the valmats after that.
Nonsense. The N series are phenomenal. We have an N101. 12 years Old, 9,000 hours and have spent zero on repairs. Other valtras here have put up 15,000 hours with no repairs. There is nothing to touch them for reliability and low running costs. Misers on fuel too.
John Claffey. After having a mf and a jd ( which both broke down )
We got a 6300 anda volvo bm 500
That combo ran for many years, we traded the 6300 in for a 6650 and then the 500 in for a 8350 and all of these tractors mentioned ran to 10000hours without one major problem.
We still have the 6650, and it's clocking in at 12000 hours now. It has some brake problems but with a little time in the workshop it's just like new, so the 6000&8000 series of valtra are quality all the way through :)
Currently we have a 6100,6650 and a N122
The N-series currently has 7000 hours, and it yet has not had a breakdown.
New tractors don't just break down you idiot
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I've a t174 great tractor
Jack Murphy hahah same man we have it in red its acctually a newer model then our 234
Has he a strautmann wagon aswell
7000 hours and new breaks that’s good but it all depends on who’s the pilot on it you get some kid on one leading grass you would need brakes a lot before 7k
05 t180 error code l255 anyone know what it could be
What about his jcb
Well karl
Miriam Robinson well conor
How are ya
Alright and your self
Still have it they got black 1 and new loader my dad works with him
Valtra are my life no question about it
She looks direct not versu
You can tell by the look?
good equipment:)
Landini = WAY BETTER
Jd are the only tractor worth buying
You obviously never drove a fendt
@@ianbermingham9047 you've obviously never priced a fendt.
@@ianbermingham9047 Fend is best but we dont have money for those :D so we drive 2nd best Valtra and 3rd best Deutz
Deere are very good tractors but so are Valtra as a good all rounder Valtra are hard to beat brilliant steering lock fantastic reliability comfortable, if your looking a tractor that’s pretty compact for day to day use but you can also put a set of triple mowers on no problem the 254 is hard to beat sure look at the size and weight of an equivalent Deere that’s around 270hp, if you live near a good Valtra dealer they’d be hard to look past
@@Alexr-uf3zn yup I love valtras are good aswell. I think they have the best cabs but I think they are really expensive. Not sure about reliability either haven't heard much about them giving trouble except for a few cases.