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560 international GAS.

rustred

rustred

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I am trying to find how many Gas models where built in the 560 tractor. talking about International not the Farmall's. believe even fewer Gas models in the 660, like to know also.
 

You may need to find a forum that only deals in IH. But I don't think those production numbers were ever kept track or or if they were they were lost when IH collapsed.

Big IH tractor show going on this week IIRC, Redpower Roundup is what they call it. Those guys whould be the ones to know.

Rick
 
Don't know how accurate it is, but, I have read the only difference between those badges international and farmall is what front end it had. Farmall being tricycle, ih wide
 
(quoted from post at 14:18:48 06/15/19) Don't know how accurate it is, but, I have read the only difference between those badges international and farmall is what front end it had. Farmall being tricycle, ih wide
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Nope the difference is row crop and Wheatland. The Farmalls were row crop, both WFE and tricycle.



Rick
 
definitely not. the international is a standard non adjustable axle tractor. farmall is totally different tractor. even when a person would go buy parts at the dealer they asked "international or farmall" farmall is a row crop tractor in narrow or wide front ends. the engines cant even be swapped from one to the other without swapping some parts also. the trans and diff. gears are different. steering diff, hubs diff, tires diff, sheet metal diff, . close but no cigar.
in the farmall 560 line there was over 60,000 units built, while in the international line maybe 7000 units or less in the 6 years of production. that's why wondering how many were gas models. that's why I specified what im looking for as would be getting totally off the wall info.
 
Red Power Roundup 2019 is June 27 to 29 in Bloomsburg, PA. Hope they have a good turnout and even better weather for the show. Speaking of weather rain is
always a show stopper. We seem to be able to deal with the wind and heat better.
 
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