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Kevin

02-24-2004 23:22:59

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I am looking to purchase a 560 and I don't know what to look for in a tractor, this will be my first run at a tractor purchase. can you give me some tips ???

Thank You Kevin in Missouri

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Kevin

02-25-2004 22:30:13

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Re: wanting to buy a International 560 in reply to Kevin , 02-24-2004 23:22:59

Robert yes I am interested what would you want for it? If you want you can E-mail me!!!! Steve I am up around 36 and 13 hwy's
Big jim I rember dad saying never buy a narrow frontend tractor and he liked his diesel I know

another question how much do you think it would cost to redo a diesel engine on a 560 ???? I have looked at a tractor that has been setting for at least 10 years and it has goten water down the air intake Thank You All
Kevin in North Missouri

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Robert.

02-25-2004 12:50:06

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Re: wanting to buy a International 560 in reply to Kevin , 02-24-2004 23:22:59

Hello Kevin. I have an original operators manual on the I.H. 560. Please let me know if this is of interest to you. Thankyou. Robert.

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Steve from Mo.

02-25-2004 12:36:54

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Re: wanting to buy a International 560 in reply to Kevin , 02-24-2004 23:22:59

Kevin,

They were a really nice tractor in their time, and many of them are still working on farms. The diesels are a lot cheaper to run than the gas models.

There aren't a lot of new features on newer tractors that aren't on the 560 - just refinements.

You can do a search on tractor buying articles on this website. You can probably find articles specific to the 560, too. One special thing about 560's - the early ones would/should have had a rear end bearing upgrade and that would be indicated by a stamped triangle on the serial number tag.

Where are you in Missouri? I am in the middle.

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Big Jim

02-25-2004 12:50:23

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Re: Re: wanting to buy a International 560 in reply to Steve from Mo., 02-25-2004 12:36:54

You can still buy a good running 560 in most areas for about $2500-$3000. Sometimes even less if you hit the right auction. The diesel will run a lot cheaper, but is a real bear to start in cold weather. I think it all depends on what you plan to do with it, if you should get a diesel or a gas 560. A wide front is a real plus on a 560 and the fast hitch can be handy at times.

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