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Re: What is it worth IH 656


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Posted by The tractor vet on December 14, 2015 at 19:59:41 from (104.179.81.68):

In Reply to: What is it worth IH 656 posted by jacksonduper on December 14, 2015 at 19:23:48:

It is worth what ever your willing to pay for it , but be warned that it is a GASSER and they are funny , you just don't put any old OIL IN them . it must be Case I H low ash engine oil. If you don't they eat exhaust valves like M &M's they do NOT like Reg gas they have a luxury apatite and require 93 octane if your going to any kind of WORK as if not fed properly they eat pistons . Tractor looks good has good tires and as for the lights well probably the light switch and or the fuse holder . thats another weak point if there are extra lights mounted on it . Hard enough keeping the lights working with five factory light on it . Let lone adding one or two more . I like to split the system and only run three lights directly off the light switch and add in a C V relay and do away with the fuse and add in two 20 amp circuit breakers pulling the feed lines off the hot post on the starter . But back to the tractor a fair price for it would be between 4000-5500 This depend on area of country . Under those figures it would be a steal. You follow the rules on what it's diet is and it will serve you well Keep good plugs and points in it check and reset ing. timing each time you change the points with a timing light , keep it at factory specs as to ing. timing and ideal speeds keep the valves adjusted depending on hours of service , if you use it alot then once a year if not then once every two years. If you plan on doing a lot of heavy tillage then get a diesel .


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