Hey Robbie! I owned both a 95-H & a '02' for a number of years; ran them together for several years. Remember that a 6602 is a
Hillside combine and will level out to 45 %, as opposed to a Sidehill
6600, that would max out at around 20%. The drive set up is
different.....a 6600 Sidehill has a chain drive, the 6602 has a telescoping drive line from the tranny out to the finals.
When shopping for an '02', be sure to have a real good look
at the main frame down around the cleaning fan....just forward of it
actually. Look for cracks or substandard reinforcing there. As mentioned above, a few more grease points to hit compared to a
6600, but not a deal killer. Have a real good look at the 'dogbones'
(connect the main axle to the radius arms) Keep these well greased. You should not have any trouble cutting with it on level
ground; the adjustment on the platform leveling cables is easy if
you do have trouble. Find out how long since the primary counter
shaft was worked on.....that can be drag if it fails on a hot afternoon. Good luck with your shopping........hope you find a gem.
My '02' from the mid 90's: