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Re: QUESTIONS ON 656
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Posted by dhermesc on August 06, 2003 at 06:12:37 from (65.141.162.188):
In Reply to: QUESTIONS ON 656 posted by John on August 05, 2003 at 18:53:22:
A 656 is a much heavier and much more powerful tractor then a M. Most 656 are turning between 60 and 70 hp while most M turn between 30 and 40 hp. The improved hydraulics alone will amaze you if you have grown used to the M. Pros: More power, heavier, live PTO, live hydraulics, parts availability is not an issue. Cons: Use more fuel, not as simple as a M, heavy (interms of hauling), TA can be an issue. The other thing to consider is that the 656 is getting on in years. Most have been worked hard since day one and continue so as loader tractors and general use (baling, mowing, blading). Finding one in good condition will cost you.
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