There is a thread on the Red Power Forum about an ugly 1066. I don't know about the standards where the OP comes from but I have seen many an ugly red or green tractor on the less than tidy dairy farms here in New York. For some that 1066 would be a step up power wise from a 70 HP unit to run a 2 row forage harvester. For others as long as the engine and support systems along with the PTO work it will be a stationary power plant for a silo blower or manure lagoon pump. I can't post pictures but feel free to check out Red Power online or post your own.
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