1086 Diff lock

Russell Moore · Feb 23, 2014

Did all 1086 tractors have the diff lock
my tractor dosent have the pedal for it
woundering if the pedal is gone or was the tractor made without it

Thanks

the tractor vet · Feb 23, 2014

They were and Option and not a vary good one at that .

danmcdonald · Feb 23, 2014

Why were they not a good option?

Jim Naden · Feb 23, 2014

(quoted from post at 11:31:36 02/23/14) They were and Option and not a vary good one at that .

The 86 series difflock, which was actually designed to run wet, was effective enough to be worth having.

todd hamilton · Feb 23, 2014

generally when you pushed down on the pedal nothing much happened

KevinBfromIllinois · Feb 23, 2014

Had 766 with it I really liked it, made a better tractor out of it and never caused me any problems and always worked.

pete 23 · Feb 24, 2014

Couple reason they were not very reliable. The 66 series used a little dry disc clutch outside of right brake, 86 series used a better wet clutch. Both used a hollow right side bull pinion shaft with a long shaft extending through center of diff to left brake shaft. Dry ones usually leaked. Both weakened bull pinion shaft. Switch on floor board had to be held down to engage. Neither held very well under full power, when they worked.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2014

always worked fine on the 966. Great option now standard on a lot of tractors

1086 Diff lock

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