Posted by Scot in pa on May 18, 2010 at 21:32:17 from (68.28.104.229):
In Reply to: Re: 766 vs. 1066 posted by Larry B 1486 on May 17, 2010 at 18:39:32:
I think other than the engine, clutch, and 3 pt, they are identical. The 1066 has 3 1/4 inch axles like all the 06/56 series tractors. The 1466 had 3 3/8 inch axles I think, with slightly wider bull and pinion gears. The 15's had larger axles yet with planetary final drives. I think the 1086 had the 3 3/8 inch axles like the 14's did.
The 966 had the D414, the 1066 DT414, and 14 and 15's had the DT436.
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