I think IH learned the hard way that there IS a breaking point when they built the 560, rated at 60 horsepower, and used the same basic rear end as used on the M, which was rated at only 36 horsepower. The M was rated to pull a 3-14s plow, and some of the 560 owners were pulling 4-16s and even 5-14s, and yes, the 560 rear ends failed.
I also agree with you on the Fords. I like Fords. They were very good tractors, but every Ford tractor I was ever on always ran out of traction long before they ran out of power. I think Ford designed them like that to prevent the destruction of the rear ends.
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