Wheatland tractors usually don't have a 3 point hitch either. If it is to be your only tractor 3 pt is a handy thing to have for many smaller jobs. If planting I think you would want an adjustable axle. Also wheatland usually have 23.1 34 tires, pretty wide to get down narrow rows. Remember that a 806 can be 45 years old, if you can deal with that then jump on it. If it was my only tractor I would want something newer. But in that size for an older tractor a Farmall 806 is one of the best. Here in the west we have International models that people call wheatlands that aren't, They have 18.4 38's on axles, small fenders like a Farmall, no dust shields, just floor plates, TA, headlights in the grill and heavy adjustable set back front axles. Are these just an International model instead of a Farmall or a rice model with narrow tires?....James
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