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Re: Ford 861 vs farmall 350 or 400 series
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Posted by bindernut on October 16, 2003 at 11:18:53 from (65.69.46.96):
In Reply to: Ford 861 vs farmall 350 or 400 series posted by Carlton on October 15, 2003 at 22:04:10:
There's no real way to compare the Ford vs. the Farmalls. The 861 has live pto/hydraulics, not sure about the Farmall 350/400 though they might(I run H & M) Plus the Ford had a factory 3pt. But then, if that Ford 861 has the same shifter as the 850 & 860 I've run, I thinkt hey are a PITA!!!! On the one I've run the shifter lever has a forward & backward position & then it has an up/down movement of 3 notches to get 5 forward & 1 reverse. Not as bad as the old JD 2bangers, but I like a regular shift pattern. The Ford's not a bad tractor, I'm just partial to red iron! In fact I still like to run that 850 when I can, just don't like to shift it. Bindernut
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