Posted by Ross Bryner on October 23, 2009 at 08:06:11 from (74.214.224.112):
In Reply to: 686 vs 684 or 784 posted by Ross Bryner on October 22, 2009 at 09:46:56:
THANKS to all you folks for the replies and comments !
Thanks 495 man for educating me on the 884's transmission. I mistakenly thought It had the same 16F 4R trans. as the bigger IH tractors. That makes me feel alot better about considering an 884 (72 p.t.o. h.p. stock !) as well as the other 84 series.
Still, those big old 6 bangers in the 656, 666 and 686's just seem to lug right along and those series of row-crops are big tractors !
I'll just have to 'carefully' buy the best thing I can find for the money I will want to spend.
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