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db4600 · Dec 11, 2020

Found this on CL.

They just don’t look right.

grandpa Love · Dec 11, 2020

Little too green??

8850dave · Dec 11, 2020

Seen a IH 806 with the bigger green fenders in the mid 80's in Illinois

Richard G. · Dec 11, 2020

They are just trying to make that red machine run better.
LOL

Kansasredneck · Dec 11, 2020

All the envirowhacko's keep talking about going green. Oliver isn't available to blame.

SVcummins · Dec 11, 2020

Do you really sit 4 feet above the fenders on that thing ?

1970-1655 · Dec 11, 2020

Little pedal down by your heel. Push that back and the seat will go up and back. Easier to get under the steering wheel or drive standing up.

Those fenders look too small to do much good except keeping the driver off the tires. If I was going with green fenders I would look for Oliver fender fuel tanks.

DR. EVIL · Dec 11, 2020

856 probably the BEST farm tractor of ANY color ever built. That D-407 engine has great low rpm torque, great HP for a 407 hp non-turbo engine. With a turbo they just SCREAMED. And those IH dry liner engines lasted forever, 361 & 407's both.

steve_in_mo · Dec 11, 2020

Makes it worth a lot more money, too.

jddrawbar · Dec 11, 2020

Let's don't get carried away.....

kcm.MN · Dec 11, 2020

My Farmall 460 has JD fenders. Fortunately, a previous owner painted the fenders red to match the tractor. But missed some green spots above the tires.

karlinpa · Dec 11, 2020

PREVIOUS OWNER PAINTED MY CASE 730 IH RED! WITH BLACKSTRIPE MUSTA HAVE HAD A LOT OF IHS IN BARN

Jeff M NY · Dec 11, 2020

Have one with an M&W Turbo. Agree with the above. One of the best 100 horse tractors ever made.

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