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Re: 560 needs a turbo
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on November 10, 2003 at 14:49:55 from (64.228.12.174):
In Reply to: 560 needs a turbo posted by david meyer on November 10, 2003 at 09:39:40:
David: I have to agree with Allen, get the right guy on that pump and he can turn 90-100 hp out of your 560, without the turbo. I ran my 560 in that range from new to 17 years and 11,000 hours. At 11,000 hours it did blow up on a silage blower and scattered engine parts all over the barnyard. I recommend not being in the path of pistons when thay go. To start with the 560 is now 40 years old and having had the experience with a new one, I wouldn't recomend it on a 40 year old tractor. The turbo will be just as hard on it. Before you are done it will have been less expensive to buy a good used 806 or 856. My 560 running at 90 hp burned up a pto unit every two years. As you can tell I was also running 750 to 800 hours per year. It wasn't cheap doing this with new one, it will be even more expensive today.
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