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Re: Value of 656 Hydro
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Posted by tractorboy on January 13, 2004 at 16:52:21 from (208.54.196.44):
In Reply to: Value of 656 Hydro posted by Jim on January 13, 2004 at 14:24:31:
Tractor should be worth it. Take a little time and get it started and warm it up and see how it works. I bought two 656's about 2 years ago, one standard and one hydro, both diesels. I've sold the standard shift now but we used it under an f-11 for several months with no problem except starting in cold weather. The hydro is a 3,000 hour tractor and had worn a tree/shrub digger all its life at a nursery. It had no 3 point but was well cared for. I am hoping to put it to work hooked to a haybine. I think the adjustable speed will be real nice in varying crops to always keep all the crop going through machine as it will cut.
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