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Re: Information on an IH 756
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Posted by FarmallPaul on December 14, 2003 at 20:41:21 from (170.215.22.139):
In Reply to: Information on an IH 756 posted by Andy on December 14, 2003 at 18:17:40:
I dont know much about the gas 756 mine has the german diesel,but I will tell this is the handiest tractor on my farm.It would work exellent for the work you are talking about.Iwould have him change the filters then try it on a warmer day orleave it warm up for a while then make sure the hitch goes up and down smothly and the power steering works good.There are many options with the fast hitch.There are 2 point to 3 point adaptors,you can weld a third arm reciever to the plate on the back of the tractor and put points in the recievers to make it into a 3 point.My gehl bale fork slips right into the fast hitch recievers and that works really slick.
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