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Re: International 66 Duals


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Posted by used red MN on February 25, 2022 at 09:03:06 from (75.73.112.20):

In Reply to: International 66 Duals posted by mrinternational on February 24, 2022 at 17:20:31:

Hello MrIH welcome to YT! I do not remember the axle
diameter on the 666 but measure that and start web
searching or checking other outlets for some axle
mount hubs and dual rims for it. On this forum you will
get opinions from both sides of the fence. For one I
congratulate you on a great job improving your tractor
..souping it up.. we will call it. On the other hand
having grown up on a farm where we had a 656 gasser
as our main tillage tractor for a time I have a little
experience with one. The 656 is the previous model to
your tractor in the gas model the 56 used a C263 and
in the 66 it was a C291. From the clutch housing back
the rear ends are nearly identical. If you intend to pull
something that needs to put all 92hp to the ground I
hope you are only doing this on occasion. Said another
way, if you plan on using this tractor in the field as a
92hp tractor chances are you will become a little more
..intimately familiar.. with what is inside the rear end
housing of your machine. In the long run you would
have been better served finding a 7 - - series or larger
to place your DT360 in. I see you rattled the Tractor
Vets cage he will be here to tell you some things you
need to know, but often adds in some for added ..fluff..
I will add a link to the YT parent company that runs tractor salvage yards in multiple states. Would be a good place to check with for your duals. I suggest you call.



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