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Looking at a 706 diesel with 282

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MichaelNEIowa

07-15-2005 12:58:23




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I'm looking at a Farmall 706 with the 282 diesel. They are asking $4900. Paint is fair and tires are 30%.

Good brakes, fast hitch, 56 series shift. Has IH WFE, New TA, new clutch, engine overhauled (sleeves pistons, bearings, head rebuilt).

Is this a good price?

I know the 706 with German diesel is highly sought after. How about the 282?

Anything to watch out for on the 282 diesel?

Is the fast hitch easy to convert to 3pt? Anybody know where you can buy the mounting plate (for top link) and 3pt arms to go in 2pt sockets?

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nate s

07-16-2005 08:07:19




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
ive got a 706 with 282 and love it. when i bought it it had fast hitch, narrow front, and worn rear tires. i put a shwartz front under it. it had the swinging drawbar on the fh, so i fabricated the drawbar and support. i put ford 7000 3 point arms on it, as they were cheaper than ih arms. i just mowed, raked and baled 40 acres of hay on about 40 gallons of fuel. i had a 300 gas before which had a hard time holding the baler and wagons back on hills, and had a hard time pulling them up the hills sometimes, and used a ton more fuel. the 706 stops without having to put the drawbar down, and steering is super too. i would agree with the others about the tires though. the cheapest 18.4 38's ive seen were about 350 each. otherwise it sounds like you found a good one.
nate

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McDiesel

07-15-2005 22:09:37




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
Hi Michael, Are you from northeast Iowa? I am from northeast Iowa. My brother in law has a 706 german diesel with over 30 thousand hours on it and still going strong, and does not get very good care. The 282 is ok but if i had a choice it would be a german. If you want to talk e-mail me back.



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billde

07-15-2005 19:22:08




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
Worksaver has all the parts you need to convert to 3pt, they have a website.



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T_Bone

07-15-2005 18:46:03




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
Hi Micheal,

I just bought the same tractor without the fasthitch or engine rebuild. Back tires were 85%. Wheatland fenders.

I've been looking for two years for this tractor and engine combo. I wanted the fuel efficency of the D282 as I'm just using it for light loader work. I paid 25% less with knowing I "might" have to put in another $1500 in parts. I have a parts tractor with the fasthitch. I personally would rather pay less and rebuild myself.

If your not going to work the tractor hard for the rest of it's life, then I would say it's fair priced for what it has. Even a half-a$$ed rebuild would last a very long time under light loading.

If I was going to work it hard then I would load it up and take it to the nearest dyno and IH mechanic and make the tractor prove it's self or plan on another major rebuild latter on if the last one wasn't done correct.

Looking for common maintance parts, I just ran into the 3pt mounting plate, about $125 new if I remember correct. Sorry I don't remember which website. For that I'll make one.

T_Bone

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billde

07-15-2005 18:23:03




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
had an early 706 with the 282, turned it up to 85 hp and ran it until it had 8500 hours on it. Had the injectors cleaned every other year, had to replace a couple over the years, excellent tractor! Also had the 282 in a 660, no problems. 4500 should be about right if its in that condition.



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RustyFarmall

07-15-2005 14:15:04




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
Might want to offer a bit less because of the 30% tires but everything else sounds good.



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caseyc

07-15-2005 13:41:35




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to MichaelNEIowa, 07-15-2005 12:58:23  
sound okay to me! if all the info you gave is correct i'd buy it myself. the 282 is not a power house but it is really easy on fuel. good all around tractor, especially with the 56 shifter conversion! the adaptors for the fast hitch and the top link plate shouldn't be too hard to find. i come across them quite often. someone else can probable give the name of a good supplier for them, i don't know of many myself. remember now, this is all just the opinion of a "7" crazy person 8>)

casey in SD

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Illinois Boy

07-15-2005 14:39:04




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to caseyc, 07-15-2005 13:41:35  
Don't know about the 282 but I know a guy with a 1968 706 that has the german 310 CI - man - what a tractor!!
If their asking $4900 - see if you can get it down to about $4400 or $4500 - then you could get the tires replaced...
I don't think the fast hitch conversion would be a problem to find at all.



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caseyc

07-15-2005 14:49:18




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 Re: Looking at a 706 diesel with 282 in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-15-2005 14:39:04  
"If their asking $4900 - see if you can get it down to about $4400 or $4500 - then you could get the tires replaced..."

where can i get a set of tires for 400-500 bucks??? heck, 30% is about perfect for the pullin track! especially if their natural wear, nothin better!

casey



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