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North Central Illinois | Not sure on actual production numbers but I think calling a diesel gear drive 826 "rare" is a bit of a stretch. I remember several in this area back in the day. Now if you had an 826 hydro with a gas engine you might have something! That motor is expensive to work on. I supppse a person could do the bare minimum to fix the source of the problem and sell it to some unsuspecting fool but that isn't really my style. To dig into that motor and fix everything right would be kind of spendy. A motor out of a combine might be an economic alternative to making the tractor functional again. The other option is to part it out. The way it sits now it is definitely worth more in parts than any other way. | |
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IH 826
