The 6X88 series 2+2's had the 50 series rear ends or at least something resembling it. I have never been in a 50 series tractor but from pictures on the web they look very similar to the 6788 I used to run. I spent many hours in a 6788 and a 3588 2+2. The shifting was different the 3588 had 4 speeds the 6788 had 3 speeds plus the TA function (or considered powershift maybe in those years) on the speed shifter to make it 6. Not all trying to start a fight just pointing out that 30 some years after these were built the memories get mixed.
I never knew the 7000 series 2+2s exsisted till this post. I always thought the 2+2s were great tractors to run just wished they were bigger. Looks like they tried just happened at a bad time for IH.
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