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Re: How Should I Sell It!
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Posted by Nat on December 07, 2005 at 12:17:58 from (64.80.108.52):
In Reply to: Re: How Should I Sell It! posted by ed1 on December 07, 2005 at 11:05:07:
You mean a 560 with all its rear end problems, weak frame, fussy mechanical TA, or the 656 that was basically the same tractor with new sheet metal and even more problems? Can't argue about the 806 or 826, but to say that a 706 is any worse than an 806 or 826... All a 706 is, is an 806 with a smaller engine and lower hood. The gassers are definitely thirsty for sure, but if yours broke all the time, you got one of the few lemons. ALL tractor models had an occasional lemon, even the mighty Farmall M. The 706 is only the second-best tractor IH ever made because it wasn't as powerful as the 806.
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