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Re: Why the 826 and 1026?
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Posted by K.B. on January 12, 2003 at 12:05:21 from (209.163.30.20):
In Reply to: Why the 826 and 1026? posted by Jaybird on January 12, 2003 at 10:50:59:
Actually, the 26 series was built during the 56 series. 26's were built 1969-1971, 56's were built 1967-1971. The way I see it, IH built the 1026 Hydro because they needed to sell a large Hydro, and they built the 826 Hydro because they needed a medium-sized Hydro. I think they built the 92 horsepower 826 Gear Drive to have something in case a farmer thought the 76 horsepower 756 was too small, and the 100 horsepower 856 was too big. They never built a 1026 Gear Drive, as they were already building the 1256, which was the same size.
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