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The updated 66-series from 1992 received the designation S after its model number. The most powerful model in the range had become the 80-66 S. The clutch was the same 11″ as in the smaller models (10″ in the 45-66). The 70-66 S and 80-66 S had received a lifting capacity of 3565 kg. The turning circle had been slightly reduced in the 4-cylinder models thanks to a 50-degree steering angle, but even so, the figure was still large in relation to the tractor’s external dimensions.

Four-wheel drive models could now also be equipped for a 40 km/h transmission. In this case, the front axle had separate disc brakes. A front axle differential lock was still an optional extra. PTO speed was standard only at 540, but 750 or 1000 rpm could be added as an option. A low-profile cab was available as a new feature. A sun canopy was still offered instead of a cab. The tire sizes shown in the table are those specified in the international general brochure. At least in Sweden and Germany, wider radial tires were standard. The 50-66 S model was also sold in some countries. It is the same as the 45-66 S, except for engine output.

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