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Yes sir you can but it needs pressed steel wheels and maybe fenders removed.You won't have much moveable weight to play with unless you remove the live pto off the back.
 
Pressed steel wheels alone will do it. Use 5.50 x 16 tires up front and some worn 15.5 x 38 in the rear. Your own weight is a contributing factor. 170 to 180 pounds is probably the limit, depending on the scales. Use 10w-30 motor oil in the transmission as the owner's manual calls for.
 
Done easy- I still have PTO and Hydralics, Stock Seat and Fenders on mine and can add 2 70lb weights on it to make 4500lb with 66 front, press steel all around
 
Is the 660 narrow front a direct bolt on item that will fit on my 880? I have power steering if that matters at all. Thanks a lot for any information. Trying to do the same thing but I don't want to ruin it for pulling silage wagons. (Removing pto assy. etc.) the hydraulics can go if necessary. Thanks. My driver, (son) weighs 120lbs.
 
(quoted from post at 03:49:04 02/25/14) Is the 660 narrow front a direct bolt on item that will fit on my 880? I have power steering if that matters at all. Thanks a lot for any information. Trying to do the same thing but I don't want to ruin it for pulling silage wagons. (Removing pto assy. etc.) the hydraulics can go if necessary. Thanks. My driver, (son) weighs 120lbs.
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f you remove the hyd. you will need the pto shaft support. Chuck
 
(quoted from post at 16:01:37 02/24/14)
(quoted from post at 03:49:04 02/25/14) Is the 660 narrow front a direct bolt on item that will fit on my 880? I have power steering if that matters at all. Thanks a lot for any information. Trying to do the same thing but I don't want to ruin it for pulling silage wagons. (Removing pto assy. etc.) the hydraulics can go if necessary. Thanks. My driver, (son) weighs 120lbs.
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f you remove the hyd. you will need the pto shaft support. Chuck
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thanks. I assume that is something that came on a tractor without factory hydraulics or is something that is aftermarket?[/quote]
 
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