Posted by mkirsch on October 17, 2012 at 06:54:03 from (64.80.110.74):
In Reply to: Questions about 656 posted by Super-H-Mike on October 16, 2012 at 13:19:29:
656 and 756 are completely different animals stem to stern.
The 656 is a big small tractor.
The 756 is a small big tractor.
656 can trace its lineage back to the Farmall H. It's light and powerful for its size. Generally considered one of those "handy" tractors.
756 is an 806/856/1066 with less horsepower. It's about 2 tons heavier than a 656, and some consider it underpowered. There's really nothing the 656 can do that the 756 can't, though. Because it's got less power the drivetrain is likely to be in better shape than the larger tractors. They make great tractors for running wagons, because they have good brakes and are heavy enough to keep the wagon under control on hills.
With a 756 pulling 656-sized equipment, you'll feel like a big time operator.
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