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Southeast Florida | They all were aftercooled, and other than some cosmetics there's no difference in them. Now the early production 86's had 86 MM axles I believe and were prone to break. By now they've all been updated if they're still running. Never the less the 30-50 series is a really prone to be shop queens. There's a rare few people like plowboy that has one running still and his is even an 8850 with the 8955 V8 @ 10K hours. Those tractors are few and far between. I've had several of them before I learned the lesson and get Steiger's. | |
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JD 8650 vs.8640-8630
