Posted by Bryce Frazier on April 02, 2017 at 07:29:20 from (97.73.64.151):
Seriously looking at a Farmall 706 Diesel. It has a wide front, 3 point hitch, and a factory fully enclosed IH cab.
Guy says that it fires right up, runs and drives great, and is ready to go to work. Tractor data says that they are boasting 85 horse? True?
It is a couple hours away, and visually it looks like the tractor has had a hard life. VERY dirty, and paint is pretty bad. Nice tires all around though, and I don't really see anything broken?? I am shocked that all of the cab glass is still intact just fine! Other than the left side door not being on it, but I would guess they have it somewhere.
Anyone run one of these? Good tractors? Good on fuel? Easy to work on? Thoughts!? Thanks!! Bryce
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