Posted by agonair on July 29, 2021 at 06:38:42 from (209.107.230.194):
In Reply to: Worst ever 2? posted by johnlobb on July 29, 2021 at 05:02:55:
Never owned one, but have had a few people tell the H was a gutless wonder in the field. My Grandpa had a 656 G Hydro....he hated it. You had to have the motor wound up before it would do much of anything. A horse would outpull an F12. First tractor my Great Grandpa owned was an F12...he said it was slightly better than a horse.
To me, the biggest black eye for IH was rushing the 60 series to market without adequate testing. So many farmers went to John Deere and never returned. Another issue was the 86 series. The 88's were on the board and had they released the 88's in 1976 instead of the 86 series, things may have been different.
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