A model 2000 loader would be period correct for a '64 vintage 706. But a model 2350 is newer, stronger, and should bolt right on and rebuild parts for the cylinders are still stocked. Much better chance of finding one that hasn't been glued together with ugly welds than a 2000.
Swap from nfe to wfe from a donor 706 is just nuts and bolts. Make sure the wfe axle is not all torn up and welded. Far as which axle would work better for baling, depends on what type of baler. Small square baler for horse hay, the nfe would be fine. For rolling big round bales a wfe would be needed.
Back when 706's were new there were LOTS of them around, mostly gas powered too. All nfe because they had mounted cultivators and corn pickers on them. I'd leave the nfe on it if it was mine.
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