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Re: International 2000 model loader for a 706
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Posted by K.B.-826 on December 10, 2004 at 19:50:52 from (209.163.43.103):
In Reply to: International 2000 model loader for a 706 posted by Eric Tracy on December 09, 2004 at 18:00:07:
It will either bolt right on or require very minor modifications, I'm going to say it bolts right up. The 706 and 856 are exactly the same width across the front frame rails, and exactly the same length from the front bolster to the axle housings. I just can't remember how that loader bolts to the front bolster. The spacing of the front engine mounting bolts is the only thing that could be a problem, but I think the loader frame bolts on ahead of those. We've got a 2250 loader on our 706, it's mounting system is a bit different, but it only took a little work to make it fit our 826 too.
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