We had a 1586 and a 1566. Except for when the linkage was worn on the 66, I don’t recall shifting issues with either other than down shifting. But it’s been 30 years now so...
Ours needs some new paint. We still use the hell out of ours. Not sure if it was new when we got it, but it was old when I was born (I'm getting close to 40, damn I'm old). You can't read the dials, they're yellowed. Not sure on our hours.
I have a few questions, 1: does this not have a TA because i can’t really tell where the stick is or whether it’s there, 2: do you have a shutoff other than the throttle because it shutoff without you moving the throttle, and 3 when I was a kid my great uncle had hundreds of old case tractors and he always told my to shift it more like a car where you go into gear throttle up then throttle down shift and so on do you know if there’s a special way to shift these because I see everyone doing it differently.
No TA or you just don't use it for some reason? With this camera angle I can't see whether the lever is there. And did you install some secondary fuel shutoff in the dash? Looks like the engine stopped without pushing the throttle lever all the way left.
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The sound of this beast. I could listen to it all day lol.
It sounds and shifts like our 1466 a real pleasure to drive im old school and tractors like this is what we farm with!
That shifts really nice compared to our 1206s. Nice tractor!
I always liked to hear them run -
Beautiful condition! My dream tractor.
man that tractor sure shines like glass excelent shape for it's age
I'm proud of those big red international tractor's and there cub cadet garden tractor's
Love the sound of that machine.
Great looking tractor. Seems to shift much easier than my 1086, but I've always thought the throttle location was odd on the 66 series...
That’s how all old tractors were
Great video! Makes me miss my old black strip. It was no where near as clean looking as yours though.
Great tractor, ours dynoed at 137hp they were rated at 125
Man that shifts good. We had a 1086 and you nearly had to stop to change gears.
We got a black stripe 1066 that you have to stop to shift lmao
You're exactly right about the 86 series shifting issues.
We had a 1586 and a 1566. Except for when the linkage was worn on the 66, I don’t recall shifting issues with either other than down shifting. But it’s been 30 years now so...
Our 1086 has horrible shifting too, grinds horribly on every downshift
Ours needs some new paint. We still use the hell out of ours. Not sure if it was new when we got it, but it was old when I was born (I'm getting close to 40, damn I'm old). You can't read the dials, they're yellowed. Not sure on our hours.
Would have been cool if you included a side view of that beauty at the end.
I had no idea you could shift on the move with these lol
Expected to hear the symphony music playing
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I have a few questions, 1: does this not have a TA because i can’t really tell where the stick is or whether it’s there, 2: do you have a shutoff other than the throttle because it shutoff without you moving the throttle, and 3 when I was a kid my great uncle had hundreds of old case tractors and he always told my to shift it more like a car where you go into gear throttle up then throttle down shift and so on do you know if there’s a special way to shift these because I see everyone doing it differently.
I have a question do you need to press the cluth in to go through 1-4 or can you just bump the throttle and change it
I always press the clutch to make sure I get a clean and solid shift
You theoretically could which we are forced to do on our 1086 with a broken clutch disk but if you have a working clutch, use it
No TA or you just don't use it for some reason? With this camera angle I can't see whether the lever is there.
And did you install some secondary fuel shutoff in the dash? Looks like the engine stopped without pushing the throttle lever all the way left.
Tony M no TA on this one. It’s a very early 1066 that’s also a retired pulling tractor.
I'd probably get arrested on my 1466.
Wife: Honey what’s that noise
Husband: oh its probably noth- *looks up
Wife: what is it!?
Husband: a IH 1066 just went flyin’ by!!!
It’s a retired sled puller so it will definitely roll!!!!
1066 has a cab but the 1466 doesn’t
They made 1466s with cabs
@@crispypieces4193 I meant the one I have