Posted by Tony L on July 22, 2009 at 21:04:25 from (76.177.158.56):
In Reply to: 656 vs 706 posted by Frank in VA on July 22, 2009 at 19:54:40:
I own both tractors and the horsepower is the same. I use the 706 to pull a 851 NH roller and I mow hay with the 656 D which is the Utility version. The engines are both D282. I just rebuilt the 656 and it is awesome . I say that for the power is incredible for the size. The 706 is the row crop version wide front but it weighs more. I have rolled hay with the 656 but going downhill with a full roll it will push and slide. With the 706 I have had no problems yet. Both are good tractors but I would take another 656 D before the 706.
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