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LUKE

09-25-2002 19:02:38




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I JUST PURCHASED A 560 DIESEL AND I THINK BY THE SOUND IT HAS A BAD INJECTOR. WHAT IS AN EASY WAY TO TELL WITH OUT TAKING TO SHOP.




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ronohio

09-27-2002 14:21:58




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 Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to LUKE, 09-25-2002 19:02:38  
Our 560 had a skip, we replaced an injector ($250), still skipped, took it to the dealer. He replaced a bad rocker arm and push rod. He split the tractor to do it. Said it was easier than removing the fuel tank. Bill $550.



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ronohio

09-27-2002 14:21:55




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 Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to LUKE, 09-25-2002 19:02:38  
Our 560 had a skip, we replaced an injector ($250), still skipped, took it to the dealer. He replaced a bad rocker arm and push rod. He split the tractor to do it. Said it was easier than removing the fuel tank. Bill $550.



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Hugh MacKay

09-28-2002 13:48:50




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 Re: Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to ronohio, 09-27-2002 14:21:55  
That fuel tank can't be that hard to remove, is it? I had to change a rocker arm and push rod in my 656D. Mine was near front of engine, so no problem with fuel tank. My memory is a bit fuzzy on this, fuel tanks on 560 and 656 both went ahead over engine aprox. 2 cylinders, right or wrong. I don't know that the tanks are the same but close. They both hold 33 US gal. I would think most any wrenching guy on here would be quite willing to remove tank and put it back on for half the $550. Your probably talking US dollars, I would do it for half the $550 in Canadian money, 656 or 560 either one.

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Hugh MacKay

09-26-2002 01:34:16




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 Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to LUKE, 09-25-2002 19:02:38  
With engine running try loosening injector lines at the injector. Try each one separately, to see if you can isolate which one and if indeed it makes any difference at all. How is the power? Is there a chance it smooths out under heavy load. I had one of these tractors when they were new. I had pump set to give 90+ hp. After doing that, engine had a flutter when over 1000 rpm and no load. It would smooth out under load. I asked IH service rep if he could take the annoying flutter out of tractor. He said,"I can if you want to go back to 65 hp."

Interesting part is my tractor went 11,000 hours with a set of pistons and sleeves at 7,500 hours. In the end it put two pistons out through block. Another fact this happened with tractor on silage blower at tower silo. It happened with tractor running full throttle, no load while employees were making a quick change of wagons. I met a guy at a tractor show this summer had exactly same thing happen his 282 diesel.

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dan

09-26-2002 21:19:44




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 Re: Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to Hugh MacKay, 09-26-2002 01:34:16  
hugh my did u dyno your 560 cause does same thing it has alot more power than friend of mine. i also grind with it which really shock me on how much power i didn't my 930 case drive it that well



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Hugh MacKay

09-27-2002 02:13:41




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 Re: Re: Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to dan, 09-26-2002 21:19:44  
I had 560 on dyno 3 times in the 16 years. It always came in between 90 and 100. Service man told me he got it over a 100 once, and he toned it down a bit.



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Dick

09-27-2002 09:38:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to Hugh MacKay, 09-27-2002 02:13:41  
Was this a stock engine with the engine tweeked ? My 460 diesel was only suspose to have 49 hp. Just wondering !



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Hugh MacKay

09-27-2002 12:40:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 560 DIESEL in reply to Dick, 09-27-2002 09:38:31  
Tractor bought new in 1962, 282 diesel. Pump was turned up when tractor was less than 6 mos. old.



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