I have a 6700, my brother has a 6610. He was in the market for a 10'er for us both to use. He went with a pull type. After lots of poner'n the only thing we could come up with about a 3pt be'n better was that it would be easier to get up in nooks and cranies of a few spots around the woods. Between the two of us we have some pretty steep ground and figured that the pull type would put less weight on the rear and track better getting up close to fences. He does alot of work in the dark with his job and I work 12 hour shifts at night so I do alot of stuff when I am real tired, I could just see one of us turning to the left real hard and take'n out the fence to right. Also most of what use it for is clip'n pasture so the pull type tracks better on corners.
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