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That’s it thanks. He’s advertising it for the axles for mud trucks. It would’ve made an awesome bale stacker.

What model is this? It’s for sale on marketplace but I couldn’t figure out how to link it

Mine was $74 at the dealer

What I’m calling the pull arm is the biggest link on the 3 point hitch. The lower arm connected to the torsion bar that you mount your implements on the other end. It is a 1980 and I believe the tri-stripe/PPH was a mid-year change. Mine has the metric bolster and newer style rear axle housing.

So I’m trying to find the pull arm for the hitch. Would the 786, 886 and 986 be the same? I’m having no luck locally.

Ironically I believe the more colorful version was Robert Duvall on the movie Colors

Thanks, for now I've just got some continuous fence to do where the pasture meets the backyard including a large gate. Eventually I'll tie into that behind the bank barn where I'm going to build the handeling pens and chutes though.

I was planning at least one of those back pack units and wondered about a tank with a pump of some sort so I guess I'm in the right track.

What do you do to control/prevent fires where you're cutting and welding?

If Herr/Leaman wasn't so far from me I would've bought the one they had. I was surprised it sat as long as it did. ICB cab and 23 degree SAT on new rims.

When I got it home and starting looking it over I realized one of the hitch arms was a CAT 3.

Why is it that some tractors have more camber than others?

None of the gauges work so I'll probably be getting familiar with that first.

Tractordata says it's an '80. I live near Lakeview, about 10 mi. east of 131 on M-46

It was an online auction listed on tractorhouse. I paid $11k for it which was worth it to me because it was only 30 miles from the house. I drove it home this afternoon. It's got a little blow by but the exhaust is clear. TA and clutch was said to have been done recently. 5600 hrs and pretty straight. Park/Reverse is pretty stiff. Not sure what causes that because I have no experience with these 86's.