656, 706 or 806

Thanks

I should have added that all 3 of these tractors have block heaters- will that make them all start about the same in cold weather? Like you guys pointed out, the M is a great tractor and will start down to about 0 degrees F without plugging it in!

As far as the turning and overall handling goes, am I right in thinking the 656 is much more nimble than the 06's?

Any tips for spotting an engine on it way out...Like how much smoke out the pipe and breather is normal, etc.

Thanks again for the education!

Allan

You are right, the M does just fine for a lot of what I do. The main thing it cannot do is summer/fall plow in the dry sod (with 2 14's), so I am stuck doing it in the spring when things are still pretty wet and I worry about compaction. Which leads to another question- will any of these tractors pull a subsoiler to bust up that hard layer beneath the plowing depth? Snow plowing is often a struggle with the M as well- Too much snow and not enough tractor...

Thanks to all for the advice...and keep it coming!

• abcrepairparts

I've been told that it is comparatively easy on fuel.

I don't know about the other models personally, so I cannot offer an opinion there. But many have told me that the 806 is a great tractor.