Posted by Moline_guy on April 18, 2009 at 23:18:17 from (66.231.24.145):
In Reply to: Re: 1066/1466 posted by charles todd on April 18, 2009 at 21:17:51:
The g1000's are rated at 110hp, when dad first got this tractor back in 78 it had 60 over pistons in it and pulled like nothing he had ever owned. A few years later when he overhauled it because of a broken piston, he went back to standard bore jugs and pistons, and it still always pulled well. It only gets used for light work now, in the picture it was pulling a 24' chisel in some loose millet ground, usually we only pulled a 14' chisel and an 18' disk. Probably my all time favorite tractor, spent a lot of hours in that cab. The one advantage those old MM's had over the IH's was there large cubic inch (504) and slow rpms ( 1800 rated speed). They had a lot of torque and never skipped a beat over hills and tough spots. I do like my 1466, and its been a good machine, but that old vista is still my favorite.
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