The seat in these tractors IS 100% useless unless your 5'5", its short and feels like you want to tip forward.. The display sucks for MPH etc very hard to see under the steering wheel it's very small.. Nothing against Mccormick. I have an MTX and was going to trade it, but on the fence.. just sad some of the stuff they do.. They joystick for the loader is sad as well.. The one I saw was close to the dash.. The plastic inside on the ceiling is VERY thin.. makes noise when going down the road. better vision and much more but they really have to fix a few things yet.
I'm 5'10" and if I were any bigger I'd struggle. The bloke I work for who owns it is 6'4" and has fingers the size of sausages, he can't change gears in the bloody thing! They're basically an Iveco now, hence the plastic and gutless feel. The only advantage over the old Massey 8240 is this has bluetooth and I can listen to podcasts, in every other aspect I'd take the old one with 8000 hours on it, especially if I want to do some actual hard work.
The seat in these tractors IS 100% useless unless your 5'5", its short and feels like you want to tip forward.. The display sucks for MPH etc very hard to see under the steering wheel it's very small.. Nothing against Mccormick. I have an MTX and was going to trade it, but on the fence.. just sad some of the stuff they do.. They joystick for the loader is sad as well.. The one I saw was close to the dash.. The plastic inside on the ceiling is VERY thin.. makes noise when going down the road. better vision and much more but they really have to fix a few things yet.
I'm 5'10" and if I were any bigger I'd struggle. The bloke I work for who owns it is 6'4" and has fingers the size of sausages, he can't change gears in the bloody thing! They're basically an Iveco now, hence the plastic and gutless feel. The only advantage over the old Massey 8240 is this has bluetooth and I can listen to podcasts, in every other aspect I'd take the old one with 8000 hours on it, especially if I want to do some actual hard work.