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Re: another question about the 660 D
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Posted by Ron in Nebr on March 10, 2005 at 21:58:23 from (65.172.143.214):
In Reply to: another question about the 660 D posted by Hurst on March 10, 2005 at 07:32:58:
I've never driven a 660, but I have a 650D which is the same as a WD-9. Before I got it I read on here alot about both how much room it took to turn them around and also how hard they steered. Come to find out, mine will turn pretty short in my opinion, and also isn't that hard to turn(no power steering). Granted, they're not gonna spin on a dime like an F-20 or even turn as short as a narrow-front M or H, but once you get used to driving the tractor and learn to allow the needed space to turn it, you'll never even notice it.
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