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Re: 706 VS. 656
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Posted by ed1 on November 17, 2004 at 16:54:33 from (24.46.91.249):
In Reply to: 706 VS. 656 posted by K.W. on November 16, 2004 at 02:57:30:
The 706 was a lemon but the 656 was a good tractor - 706's are allways cheeper that the 656. Not sure why as the 706 shared a number of engines with the 656 and simular transmission as the 806. 656 and 806 were really good tractors but the 706 - well is usally ended up parked at the end of the field rusting from something in the trans or a blown engine. Could they have gone cheep and downgraded the internal components in the 806's trans because the engine was less powerful. Can turning up the 656's engine reduced its reliability.
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