You are right about the comfort of the individual operator. However, I have gotten along with our 986 pretty well over the years. Most people (IH lovers included) do not like the transmission shift levers over on the left but I actually like it making the right more free for throttle and hydraulics. Also, I think the cab is an improvement over the 66 series tractor. This is not a criticism but just pointing out how people can look at a given tractor from two different standpoints. I think Wendell's familiarity with operating the tractor and knowing the tractor's history definitely were big factors in keeping it. All that is important is the Oliver meets your requirements. A comfortable operator makes for a long satisfying and productive day.
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