Posted by DK44H on February 15, 2011 at 18:59:48 from (66.196.54.179):
In Reply to: Re: 856 vs 1256 posted by bob 7337 on February 15, 2011 at 18:44:21:
Thats what I was hoping to hear! There were a lot of 856s around this area (central Nebraska) but not too many 1256s. Ground just wasnt tough enough to require that kind of power in those days. This 1256 is on an upcoming auction and I'm hoping to get it bought right! An 856 would do but I love the turbo! A neighbor of mine has a 1206 I've been trying to get for years but I think thats not gonna happen so I'll settle for this route!
So next question is: a 1206 has a DT361 and a 1256 a DT407. Besides the updated shifting levers in the 56 series is that the only differences between the 1206 and 1256?
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