I am getting told to look in to a 706 rear for a 1466 pro farm puller I am planning to build. I still can't seem to process the thought that the 706 rear is strong enough. I see that most people that are running 706 rears are in under 7500# classes. I think there is more tire spinning in those classes. I want to pull in a 9500# class and I seem to think that the more weight would cause the 706 rear to break. Does any one have experience running a 706 rear in a heavier class? What in a 706 rear is lighter? I need opinions on this subject. Thanks
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