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Topic: International 706 Question
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| labman98
11-20-2012 16:44:48
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What is the cutoff point for the D282 for international 706? I keep reading that in November 1966 and S/N , 37237 was the start. But I see the last year, 1967 serial for international 706 was 5316 starting. What am I missing here. Was the D310 ever in an International 706 or was it all the D282??
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| Owen Aaland
11-21-2012 03:58:49
216.47.35.154
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to labman98, 11-20-2012 16:44:48
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| The Farmall serial number break is as posted before, 37236 - 37237. The International break occurred between 5273 and 5274.
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| DeltaRed
11-20-2012 17:55:38
67.6.219.50
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to labman98, 11-20-2012 16:44:48
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| There is no "switch"They each had their own set of SNs.Like two different tractor models.
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| labman98
11-20-2012 18:05:51
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to DeltaRed, 11-20-2012 17:55:38
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| Ok, that makes sense. So then was there ever any D310s in international 706s from the factory?
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| DeltaRed
11-20-2012 18:29:35
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to labman98, 11-20-2012 18:05:51
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|  Yes 706 'I' and 'F' each got the 310 in '66.Do you own a 706?I've had mine since '84.It has 10,000hrs on it.(aftermarket)Turbocharged to96 hp.I updated the shifters to the '56'style.It's probably my favorite tractor.
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| SD Pete
11-20-2012 17:05:24
24.230.34.249
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to labman98, 11-20-2012 16:44:48
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| This is from tractordata.com nov. 1966 with serial number 37237 will be will have the german engine.
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| DeltaRed
11-20-2012 17:05:15
67.6.219.50
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to labman98, 11-20-2012 16:44:48
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| 'International' and 'Farmall' each have a different set of sn#s.International is the standard/wheatland version.Farmall is the rowcrop version and it also the most common.The 37xxx number(Farmall) is close to the switch.My '67 706 Farmall is SN 44xxx.It has the 310.In my humble opinion,the 310 is twice the engine than the 282 is...
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| labman98
11-20-2012 17:46:58
166.181.3.138
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Re: International 706 Question in reply to DeltaRed, 11-20-2012 17:05:15
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| What is the s/n switch for international version? Anyone have that info?
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