Which is better is a matter of opinion. Neither are bad engines. Each is slightly better than the other in certain respects. D358 is better on fuel. D360 is a better lugger. For example.
AFAIK, the D360 in the 886 is kinda rare. Most seem to have D358's.
They're not going to pull like a 1086, but if a solid 90HP tractor will do what you need, it's a good choice.
986's have the D436 so they're REAL good luggers. I wouldn't turn my nose up at one of those either. An advantage there is you get 38" tires usually, for a bit more underbelly clearance. 886's usually have 34"s.
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