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Posted by scotty on August 02, 2004 at 04:32:47 from (199.231.49.128):
Over the weekend I caught up on some of my reading, and had a chance to read Guy Fays article on the IH demise of the 560, Nov/Dec issue I believe. Excellent article, but was wondering what was failing on this tractor, axles,transmission etc? Please excuse my ignorance but all my tractors are smaller. I found it very interesting that JD went from the 720 to the 4010 with a jump of almost 30 hp without changing the driveline components and they had failures also. Was the 560 tractor the next generation after the Super MTA? Just thought that alot of you guys went through some of this. Thanks scotty
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