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Re: 786 vs. 886
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Posted by Dr.EVIL on November 18, 2005 at 08:24:45 from (216.136.115.250):
In Reply to: 786 vs. 886 posted by Mike in Vt on November 18, 2005 at 05:59:21:
786 replaced the 686. Identicle engine to the 886 except for injection pump calibration, and everything else in the chassis was the same. The 786 has less standard equipment than the 886. 786 typically had either a "NON-ROPS" (open platform) or a 4-post ROPS. 886 got the standard cab. Tires were generally smaller on the 786 (15.5 rear & 7.50X16 front) compared to the 886 (18.4 X 34 & 9.5LX15) And normally the 886 got 3 remotes while the 786 got only two. But as this situation shows EVERYTHING was available as an option on the 786 and You could delete anything off the 886. Either one should be a GOOD tractor if it's been maintained.
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