Posted by 43warhorse on January 05, 2012 at 18:26:09 from (174.252.53.211):
In Reply to: Re: Super M-TA vs 400 posted by Mike1972chev on January 04, 2012 at 17:04:47:
As I recall from some of my winter reading IH displayed a prototype 560 in 1956 and had been developing the next gen tractors since 1954. So the engineers just dressed up and tested longevity of different upgrades on the basic M platform till the 560 was ready for production.
If you unskin a 400 and a late Super M side by side, they are almost identical. You will here guys toss around a e arly 400 having Z casting codes the same as an MTA.
I built my 400 to be a puller and a damn good one I found out after a learning curve from pulling an M.
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