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Re: 756 or 766


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Posted by Jim Naden on July 06, 2014 at 11:30:14 from (70.198.66.152):

In Reply to: 756 or 766 posted by John A. on July 06, 2014 at 10:46:29:


John A. said: (quoted from post at 10:46:29 07/06/14) MNHighwired,, Either Tractor is a good choice.

#1 are you wanting a Large frame or Small frame tractor???

#2 a tandem axle W/ single 7500 lb axles as opposed to a tandem axle W/ Duals 10000 lb axles to haul it!

#3 a 756 is a Small frame tractor, the 766 is a Large frame tractor or In simpler terms... a 80 hp tractor in a 966/1066... 95 to 135 hp body and wt.

To me this is the key to you Question

Will you be hauling it around, have a trailer or need to get a trailer.......

the 756 will haul on a tandem, singles trailer the 766 will haul only if not weighted!

But you said you want to put a Loader on it so weights are a Must!

A 766 will weigh in at near 12000ls if weighted right.

A 2350 IH Loader will bolt On no mods needed, It is built for these tractors!

Either way You cant go wrong Part is No Problem !

Hope this helps.

Later,

John A.


The 756 frame is the same as the 766. The 766 looks larger due to the same radiator housing and sheet metal used on the higher horsepower tractors.

This post was edited by Jim Naden at 11:31:21 07/06/14.



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