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Topic: 660 verses 560
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| gmccool
09-05-2012 19:21:38
206.72.26.161
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Was there any differance in a 660 verse 560 horse power. Or was a 660 a wheatland & a 560 was a row crop. Thanks Gerald
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| Harold H
09-06-2012 07:45:00
12.23.230.67
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Re: 660 verses 560 in reply to gmccool, 09-05-2012 19:21:38
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| | Farmall 560 Diesel Nebraska test# 669, 54.86 dbhp, 59.48 bhp, 58.67 cdbhp, cbhp 62.60. International 660 Diesel Nebraska test#715, 71.38 dbhp, 80.20 ptohp. The shipping weight of F560D was 6172 pounds. The shipping weight of I660D was 8189 pounds. Harold H
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| Wardner
09-06-2012 00:04:48
4.154.228.52
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Re: 660 verses 560 in reply to gmccool, 09-05-2012 19:21:38
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| | 560 was made in Wheatland (Standard) configuration as well as Farmall. 660 was only Standard. The 660 used a radiator that was 3" taller. That required a cast iron filler spacer and extensions on the dog legs. There is also a 1.25" spacer to raise the front of the fuel tank. The rear half used different wheels, rims. tires, and axles. Engines were identical except the injection pump was set to a higher RPM. All 660s used the planetary PTO to get the right 540 ratio due to the higher engine RPM. Guessing that the factory didn't want to cut and stock a new gear set. But it could have been that there was no room for a larger PTO driven gear. Think the differential gears were changed but I am not going to look it up.
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| TJV
09-05-2012 19:52:23
67.230.241.17
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Re: 660 verses 560 in reply to gmccool, 09-05-2012 19:21:38
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| the 660 was more horse power but only because the engine ran 600 rpm faster 1800 vs 2400. 660 only came in wheathland style and also had planetary rear axle. so really just a 560 standard on steroids.
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| cd1
09-07-2012 14:49:31
67.239.32.149
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Re: 660 verses 560 in reply to TJV, 09-05-2012 19:52:23
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| I'm pretty sure if you go looking they had different timing and fuel delivery quantity, Can't remember if they were bigger plungers or not.
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| rustred
09-05-2012 21:28:38
72.172.100.113
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Re: 660 verses 560 in reply to TJV, 09-05-2012 19:52:23
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| also is about 2" higher and same with radiator is taller. it will work circles around the 560 too, i have both tractors.660 is close to 80 h.p.
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