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Re: Re: 706 diesel engine
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Posted by Wide Open on January 12, 2004 at 17:26:33 from (199.199.181.109):
In Reply to: Re: 706 diesel engine posted by Not the Power of a 806 on January 12, 2004 at 17:08:31:
Seems like you were expecting the 706 to do what the 806 could. You were right, 706 is 75 hp, 806 is 95. 706 was not supposed to be able to equal the 806. Just because the 706 can't pull what an 806 can doesn't make it a bad tractoror any less of a tractor than a 806. 20 HP difference is alot, espically when the 806 has more weight. If they wanted the 706 to be able to pull what an 806 could they would have called it an 806.
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