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| catman22 | from what i have seen at dealership and books the 1920 stopped production in 2000 and is in no way the old tc30.tc33 instead.it has a 4 cyl engine not 3cyl and a 121ci.unlike the tc30 91.5ci.34hp engine compared to 30 in the tc30.3 pt hitch lift is 2375lbs / tc30 1650lbs.any way i bought the 99 model 1920 instead of the new tc30 and feel like i made the right choice.it had only 262 hrs on it and looks almost new.thanks to all on the board.
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| ron | i traded in my 1988 ford 1710 for a new holland 2000- 1920. i could of bought the new boomer,but liked the old style better.
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| Kimmer | I bought a used (260 hours) 1920 4wd and my friend bought a new tc30. We both agree that the 1920 is more tractor.
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| RON | good luck. i love mine. only have 1500 HRS on it. only problem is with grease fittings on loader. continually clogging up. i use it about once every couple of weeks.
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