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Re: Re: Re: How many versions of the 706 where the
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Posted by Harold H on June 11, 2004 at 07:27:56 from (66.6.179.193):
In Reply to: Re: Re: How many versions of the 706 where there? posted by Glen on June 11, 2004 at 06:20:23:
Glen, The 706 you are looking at with the big curved fenders is a International 706. Those fenders are standard. It is a standard type/wheatland type/wheel type/ (called dirrerent things in different parts of country) tractor as opposed to the Farmall 706 which is a row crop tractor. The International 706 also has a standard wide front axle of different design from optional Farmall wide front axle. The International is of shorter wheel base designed for non row crop tillage work whereas the Farmall 706 wide front has more crop clearance and the tractor is designed for row crop work. The International 2706 is basicly like the International 706 except it was standard with industrial tires, different grille, heavy duty front axle, and had a number of different options than the farm version International 706. The 2706 has the same big curved fenders as the International 706 you are looking at. The Farmall 706 High Clear was the Farmall 706 with high clearance front axle and drop housings on the rear axles to give it additional crop clearance in tall bedded crops such as sugar cane. I can't give you production numbers by model or values which depend on condition and location. Guy Fay can give some production numbers. Harold H
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