Posted by Marty from MN on December 09, 2009 at 19:37:03 from (71.34.13.145):
There was a post earlier about the 66 series and missing numbers.
My question, does anyone know why IH decided to make the 784 and 884? There were no 64 or 74 series tractors in these sizes. I'm just curious why the sudden addition.
I have an 884 and I believe it is a great tractor. The only complaint I really have is that it is a bit light in the front end, but I don't have front weights so that is probably my issue. I've been looking for another one in reasonable shape.
Any opinions on these tractors? I'd like to hear some more about them before I buy another one. Anything to avoid, any early warning signs?
Thanks.
This post was edited by Marty from MN at 19:38:25 12/09/09.
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