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Colorado Curt

06-09-2006 07:45:52




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A picture of the 560 in action. I used the 865 on the large tedder rake because it was the only tractor that could lift the monster. The 560 sure does work nice on the baler still. I drove 5 different tractors this day. In addition to the 560 and 856, I pulled the #16 rake with an H, moved the hay elevator with my 460U, and pulled the stack wagon with an Oliver 1650.

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dvtw

06-09-2006 11:13:49




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Colorado Curt, 06-09-2006 07:45:52  
Can you post it in the tractor photos? For some reason I can't see a picture in your post. I'd like to see it!



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Colorado Curt

06-09-2006 12:24:31




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to dvtw, 06-09-2006 11:13:49  
Done.



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DennyF

06-09-2006 10:27:39




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Colorado Curt, 06-09-2006 07:45:52  
Dead-ringer for my uncle's 560, which also pulled a JD square baler until he retired some years ago and sold the 560. His had wider rear tires tho, probably 18 inchers. He also had a fat racing tire on the bale chamber side of the baler. Worked great for keeping the thing "afloat" on soft ground.

My cousin still pulls the "same" baler (actually it's parts of his JD baler and my uncle's), only with his 656 diesel. He also uses my uncle's 1946 H and 1952 M for haybining, raking and wagon totin'.

Neat pic, brought back some memories.

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Colorado Curt

06-09-2006 12:15:39




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to DennyF, 06-09-2006 10:27:39  
I remember my grandfather using his 560 with a JD 14T. A few years ago I was still using his 14T on this 560. The old baler finally just wore out so we upgraded. Last summer I did 300 bales in one hour with this rig.



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DennyF

06-09-2006 16:23:18




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Colorado Curt, 06-09-2006 12:15:39  
My uncle dairy farmed for over 40 years, first with horses and a Fordson on steel, then bought the H new in '46, eventually had two Ms, one of which is still around and working well.

He had a 460 briefly in the early 70s (I think), pronounced it the most useless tractor in existence, bought a minty 560 at a farm sale a short time later, sold the 460.

Can still recall the time a guy got his Ford 4x4 pickup stuck in a bog about a hundred feet from the road and my cousin pulled the guy out with the 560. When he yanked the TA in the axle-deep mud, the front end came off the ground most of the way out onto the road. Packed the entire engine compartment on the Ford full of mud.

Guy was a bit upset with that outcome, cousin said Well, I coulda left you on down there in the bog. ;o)

My uncle is almost 90 now, still claims the 560 is the best gas tractor ever built. Most of his neighbors farmed with assorted JD two-lungers. Anytime anyone got something stuck, they usually came to get unc to pull 'em out with his 560. The old boy always enjoyed that, since he had little use for JD tractors.

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Colorado Curt

06-09-2006 21:27:26




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to DennyF, 06-09-2006 16:23:18  
My grandfather and your uncle would have got along just fine. My grandfather was 90 when he went with me to buy this 560. We got out of the car and he walked up to it, hit the glow plugs, and started it like he had done it all his life. He had a bad experience with a neighbor's JD B when he was young and vowed never to own a JD tractor. He died last year at the age of 95 and kept his vow. I still think of him when I climb up on the 560.

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Illinois Boy

06-09-2006 08:39:02




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Colorado Curt, 06-09-2006 07:45:52  
Yep - nice outfit...
Have any antelope out there by you??



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Colorado Curt

06-09-2006 09:03:48




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Illinois Boy, 06-09-2006 08:39:02  
No antelope. There are lots of prairie dogs, coyotes, and a few deer. Last week they captured a mountain lion about a mile away.



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IaGary

06-09-2006 08:10:08




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 Re: Baling Picture in reply to Colorado Curt, 06-09-2006 07:45:52  
Good looking rig.

I enjoy those 60 series tractors also.

Thats what I cut my teeth on.

Gary



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