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Re: Difference between 560 D and 660 D
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Posted by RPM on July 19, 2003 at 09:25:53 from (209.152.115.185):
In Reply to: Difference between 560 D and 660 D posted by dmp on July 17, 2003 at 18:40:31:
This is where Farmall & International came in, there was no such tractor as a Farmall 660, they were all Internationals with planetary rear axles, gas engine ran 2400 rpm, C263, LPG optional, Diesel D282 ran 2400 also, the I560 and F560 ran 1800 rpm, another difference was steering axle type, Farmall was Row-Crop style, Farmall also had slide width rear axles, adjustable width front axles, Hi-Clear optional, I560-660 had non adjustable rear axles, I560 did not have planetary rears. If you want more details just check a 560/660 IH parts catalog.
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