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Farmall 826 for Tillage
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Posted by Jim Allen on August 06, 2005 at 20:13:53 from (209.173.160.22):
Hey all. I'm "this" close to buying a '70 826. It
has 8K hours, runs very well, looks OK, very
good rubber, dual PTOs, dual hyd. Everything
seems to work. It appears to be the gear drive
unit (L + H and 4-speeds) and has no TA , I
think (I didn't actually know WTH they were
until reading the posts!). I 've looked at it once
and after reading the bazillion postings on this
model, I know enough to give it a second
look. I now drive a "blue" tractor, but need
more hp for tillage on what's more or less a
hobby farm. I want to pull a 5-shank chisel
plow, sometimes a 3-16 moldboard plow (clay
ground), a 15 foot cultimulcher and about the
same size disc and conventional drill (for
now). Will probably only put 50-60 hours a
year on it. Does eeryone agree that this is a
good tractor for use as outlined above? Any
problems to look for? I only noted one
possible concern, an oil leak from a housing
cover on the left side, down low (about under
the steering column area). I did check for
coolant in the oil. Your comments
appreciated! Jim Allen
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