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Posted by VOLfarmall on September 04, 2005 at 05:52:05 from (66.19.139.37):
I got a 706 that had some oil leaks, that I have gotten most fixed. the shifter was in bad shape all linkage problems, works like new now. this tractor is real tight and runs strong!!!!!!, so having my little problems under control I tried it out on a 8" disc mower on about 10 acers mowed in 3rd hi ta hi when I could set in the seat.tractor ran great all kinds of power,but the steering led to the right just slightly, you would have to keep easing the steering wheel to the left to keep a straight land, not bad I had mowed 5 acers before I seen what was going on. Can anyone shed some light on this problem. thanks for your help. the 706 is new to me Ive got a 560 and a 886 of which I've never had any problems with the 886 it been a real tractor.
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