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Re: all the hate towards the 86 series ih


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Posted by rview_ on February 11, 2015 at 10:23:51 from (199.47.65.56):

In Reply to: all the hate towards the 86 series ih posted by Brian806 on February 11, 2015 at 04:58:49:

Time before last I was tractor shopping I drove a few, around the year '06. HATE the transmission in them. Took somebody along on the last one that had been around them his whole life, he rode along during a test, he said I shifted better than he did, and the last one I drove was the best shifting he had ever been in. That pretty much settled it there, wasn't going to get one. Too used to the 1855, found a 2-105, got that instead. This time shopping last year, didn't look at any '86 series. Not many to look at, up around $15k with 8000 hrs+, I'd look at '88 series first had there been a good one. I spent a day round baling with a 1466 some time ago, not pleasant, and they are around $12k. I don't know if shift kits help or not, but pretty much everything about the driveline I didn't like compared to about every other old tractor I've been on. Clutch engagement, lever locations, etc. etc. If good shape and cheap, I'd buy one as a secondary, but that's about it, a person could get used to and put up with it, but with every other tractor I drove, both old and new, I didn't have that feeling of needing to adjust like I do with those. I know they are reliable, easy to work on, etc., it's just personal preference.


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