This New Holland 166 in New Holland, Pennsylvania has new Continental inverter belts and a six-foot rear extension table. The seller reports recent service, including bearing checks, chain adjustment and lubrication, conveyor-drive checks and guard inspection. Offered for windrow inversion and hay handling, it is now $2,250, reduced from $2,500.

The service account also includes greasing and inspecting bearings, checking shields and confirming alignment of the extension table. No particular defect was disclosed, but final operating and hydraulic requirements should be matched to the intended tractor.