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Re: Need info on 656LP
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Posted by Harold H on November 16, 2004 at 06:41:37 from (66.6.183.94):
In Reply to: Need info on 656LP posted by Hayne Matthews on November 15, 2004 at 17:09:30:
Hayne, Is it a hydrostatic or gear dirve? Farmall or International? TA or no TA? If it is a Farmall hydrostatic it is good for variable speed jobs but not for heavy work. Gear drive about like a 560 with a good 3 point hitch. If equipped with TA it is the planitary type. Personally, I liked your Farmall B-450 better, but you will have a much more modern tractor with a F 656 with power steering, draft control, and IPTO all of which your B-450 did not have. Plus all parts are US and easily available. Burning LP is probably still cheeper than burning gasoline but will probably cost more than if it was a diesel. Your guess on value. Harold H
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