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Re: 786 vs. 886
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Posted by Josh H on November 18, 2005 at 10:39:25 from (128.118.79.216):
In Reply to: 786 vs. 886 posted by Mike in Vt on November 18, 2005 at 05:59:21:
I am a fan of Farmalls but I am a pretty big fan of Oliver/White too. The 2-85 is a decent tractor and is likely cheaper. I've never had experience with a 786, but the 2-85 can hold its own. I've heard it said on this board that an 80 hp farmall can pull with 100 hp tractors of other brands, but I believe the Oliver/White tractors were the same way. They are pretty common, parts are available easily from agco, and it is a proven design. I wouldn't rule out the white just yet, try them both out. Josh H
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