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Re: how's 'bout a 966?
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Posted by massey333 on June 11, 2006 at 05:17:36 from (216.255.61.58):
In Reply to: how's 'bout a 966? posted by Tim Shultz on June 10, 2006 at 19:01:59:
there is no comparison between the 185 and a 966 for PTO work,The 185 has NO LIVE PTO and a poor on the go shift,plus sitting down in the middle straddling a transmission case.The only good thing is it will be half the price the 966.Now before being jumped on,Allis Chalmers NEVER HAD A TRUE LIVE PTO until the 7000 seris came out.So your answer is Money and what you can live with in convenience and comfort.
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