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IH & NC State; only the best are red & white.
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Brian what size tires are you running 9.5x 15s and 16.9 x 38s? I've got 7.50 x 16 and 15.5 x 38s on my hydro 86 with a 2350. Yours looks much beefier!
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The torsion bar will fit. You will have to change the bushings as the 1456 is a bigger diameter.
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The perkins was only 130 hp. Barely adequate for the cab and chassis, much less a load. There was a reason the perkins was dropped.
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A friend of mine had a 986. It always felt gutless at low RPM. My 856 would walk all over it.
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Dang J-Mech I can't believe you got that wrong. Might be a 70 or 71 but definitely NOT a 73.
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I believe I've heard some of you talk about using 7.3 IDI glowplugs in a 282. Any truth in this?
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Scale models just sent us a flyer for their NEW tractors. The 50th anniversary of the 866. Unless they change it we are NOT ordering any.
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Not my truck but needs chrome rims. Truck is to dark for my taste. Beautiful truck though.
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Danny we are going to sell both. I'm going to continue to run Viscosity ultraction in my equipment.
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Farmall 340 tractor w/No. 266 cultivator
Eason replied to WESnIL's topic in Projects, Builds, & Restorations
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Google Royce Bone, He won a lot of pulls with a 460 and then a 666 in the 70's and early 80's
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This belongs to a friend of mine whose family owned a IH/CaseIH dealership for 50 years. CaseIH yanked their contract about 2 years ago. The shop mule was at the dealership when his father purchased it in 1968. He was trying to get some information on it so he could advertise it.
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Sounds like me. I had a 70 Gremlin, 199 ci, 3 on the tree. Bought it for $300 with a bad transmission. Bought a used transmission for $125 and I was riding. Tough little car.
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The utility row crops were about were about $410 dollars cheaper than the Farmalls and basically had the same crop clearance. That was a fair amount in 1973. There were a bunch sold in the southern and md atlantic states.
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I saw the tractor about 5 or 6 years ago at a repair shop near Carrboro NC. It popped up on facebook market a week and a half ago. The grille guard was on it when I first saw it 5 or 6 years ago and is coming off.