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660 puller?
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Posted by Farmall Daddy on June 24, 2003 at 16:08:50 from (209.183.116.187):
I pull up in northern Indiana and there isn't anybody that pulls up in the 9000-10000 lb class other than 830 John Deeres. A guy south of me has a 660 diesel and said that he pulled it about 12 times, and brought trophies homw about every time. He has recently put a turbo on it so he can't pull legally now. Would a 660 with 806 pistons in it be a good puller, or farming tractor? What kind of horsepower would it have? The guy I mentioned got 100 horse out of his diesel with 806 pistons and the turbo. Or would a 460 with 806 pistons in it be a good puller on up the classes? Been looking for a 660 for quit some time, but can't seem to find them here in Indiana. Thanks for the advice!!
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