I've owned a 190 XT and a 1206 IH (very close to a 966). The 966 hands down! I think the 190 looks better......but what a POS! You are controlling the power director, hydraulics and shifting with your right hand all at one time! And lord help you if you need to manure the PD into N to keep the PTO running while needing to operate the hydraulics at the same time. I always felt that I needed a 3rd arm. IH wasn't perfect but a far cry better than AC. The jumping out of gear.....the AC has to be at a complete stop to shift gears. If not the jumping out of gear thing will rear it's ugly head. The IH is supposed to be at a dead stop too but is more forgiving. Every tractor brand has it's faults but you can see that in average resale value. Here a 966 that is decent with fair to good rubber is an 7K or better tractor wile the 190's, all series, is at best a 6K tractor. From the same era the JD 4020 is an 8K or higher unit.
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