my grandpa bought a 560 and 460 both diesels in the same year. i dont know which one he got first he liked it so well he bought the other in the fall .i know they were both the early models i ran the 560 quite a bit unfortunately the 460 died in a picker fire in 69 i know grandpa and dads youngest brother were very saddened when this happened they both really liked that tractor. i dont recall any major problems with either one . they did start hard in the winters we had up here . the 560 was used a lot on a number 80 combine it always ran hot then we discovered that dads 706 had a 6 blade fan and had the same engine as the 560 which had a 5 blade fan after the fan was changed it ran cooler . the 560 was traded after the crankshaft broke it was 30 years old at the time and grandpa had passed away by then i dont think he would approve of losing one of his favorite tracxtors
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