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Harold Freyholtz · Dec 26, 2014

What is the difference, turbo? If I used a 1086 would my fuel consumption be a lot more than a 986 where all the horses aren't needed? I noticed that 1086s are listed for less money generally than a 986, just wondering. Thanks

mazemeister · Dec 26, 2014

986 has d436, 1086 has dt414.

986 is cat II hitch, 1086 is catIII.

that's most of the difference.

Jim Naden · Dec 26, 2014

(quoted from post at 13:52:05 12/26/14) What is the difference, turbo? If I used a 1086 would my fuel consumption be a lot more than a 986 where all the horses aren't needed? I noticed that 1086s are listed for less money generally than a 986, just wondering. Thanks

No turbo, different cylinder head, smaller injection pump, less piston coolers, narrower bull gears, less brake discs, lighter hitch lift links, smaller clutch. There are some other minor bearing differences in the drive train.

DaninKansas · Dec 26, 2014

1086s were very easy to turn up and a lot of people tried to use them like a 1486 or even a 1586. After years of use like that there isn't a lot left to them 30+ years later.

Mark (EC,IN) · Dec 27, 2014

Others caught most of your questions....I'd say doing the same job, a 1086 would use less fuel than a 986.

Turbo helps to burn the fuel more efficiently.

Owen Aaland · Dec 27, 2014

The drive train of the 986 shares more in common with the 786 and 886. The 1086 and 1486 use the heavier parts.

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