1958-1963

Farmall 560 tractors were one of the most popular of anything built during this period. Available in gasoline, propane, or diesel engine styles, the 560 was a five-plow tractor with approximately 60 horsepower. Farmers liked the smooth response of the big six-cylinder engine. Independent power take-off and the Torque Amplifier system further enhanced this model. In this scene, Farmall 560 tractors are leaving an IH assembly line. An IH six-cylinder D-282 engine was standard equipment for this model, having a 3 11/16 x 4 25/64-inch bore and stroke. Farmers liked the Farmall 560 gasoline style with its 60 drawbar horsepower capacity. This power, combined with the Torque Amplifier for tough spots made the 560 a popular choice on thousands of farms. Greater tractor horsepower brought with it an increased demand for power-matched implements.

Engine: IH C263

Cylinders: 6

Bore & Stroke: 3.5625x4.3906 inches

RPM: 1800

CID: 263

Fuel: Gas

Main Fuel Tank Cap: 33

Aux Fuel Tank Cap:

Carburetor:

Cooling Capacity: 19.5 qts

Drawbar HP: 50.90 hp

Belt PTO HP: 63.03 hp

Weight: 6563 to 6785 lbs

Length: 141 inches

Width: 85 in(min) 107 in(Max inches

Height: 88 in (steering wheel)

Number of Gears: 5-speed sliding gear

10-speed partial power shift

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