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Posted by John on November 11, 1998 at 07:02:35:

In Reply to: Re: Farmall posted by Terry Dixon on November 10, 1998 at 20:02:56:

: : Could the IH 806 be the worlds greatest tractor.

: Good modern tractor. Lets reserve judgement on the greatest of all time for another 30years or so and see how they compare to all the 50 by then 80 year old farmall H's and M's that will still be working around the farm or antique tractor pulling just to keep them from getting restless sitting around doing nothing. Time will tell.
: Terry

I don't know about the greatest ever, but in response to Terry, I have heard it referred to as the next greatest milestone in IH tractor development after the H and M series.

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: : : Could the IH 806 be the worlds greatest tractor. : : Good modern tractor. Lets reserve judgement on the greatest of all time for another 30years or so and see how they compare to all the 50 by then 80 year old farmall H's and M's that will still be working around the farm or antique tractor pulling just to keep them from getting restless sitting around doing nothing. Time will tell. : : Terry : I don't know about the greatest ever, but in response to Terry, I have heard it referred to as the next greatest milestone in IH tractor development after the H and M series.

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