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Re: IH 656 Row Crop Hydro - A good tractor to purchase??


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Posted by Robert Searcy on September 13, 2007 at 12:59:40 from (68.25.239.91):

In Reply to: IH 656 Row Crop Hydro - A good tractor to purchase?? posted by Lance_MF_180 on September 13, 2007 at 12:20:56:

I have never owned one personally but I have heard good things from those I have asked about. They are more expensive to repair as with any Hydro but they worked good from what I know of them. They make great loader tractors. I prefer a wide front for most of my stuff however for mowing in and around trees and doing things in tight places i get on my JD A or B rather than on my WF 560D.

I love my 560 D for everything else though. IT has been a wonderful tractor. I mowed a little over 5 acres with it last night with a 7 foot Brush Hog through chest high Ragweed with a Fescue undergrowth that had not been touched this year, it was thick!!! I wore a respirator as that Ragweed dust tears me up. The 560 didnt seem to sneeze once.

WOT in 3rh gear on the high side T/A. Only took me about an hour and 15 mins to cut it.

I was pleased, that 656 is going to have the same gas motor or diesel that a 560 would have most likely.

From what I know of them they are good. My dad and I both have 560 Ds and have had good luck with them. My neighbor just burned a valve in his 656 gasser, it had about 4500 hrs on it though.


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