Pete D said: (quoted from post at 21:34:22 03/20/10) Thanks Harold. I have the owners manual. It covers spark plug gap, fliuid drains and checks, tire pressure. Very basic stuff. No clutch adjustment, or air purging etc. There are like 15 or 16 different manuals for the 460-560. Manuals for the clutch, for the tranny, the final drive, the pto. I just need one basic cover all if there is one to be found.
There is also a service manual for most machines that you did not mention. It complements the owners manual and was put out by IH. You can get them from most places you would get the owners manual.
Here is what Binder Books has.
Farmall and International 560 Built 1958-1962, Farmall serial numbers 501-47798, and International serial numbers 501-5598, with the C-263 engine. List Price
CR-1374-H 1958 International 140 through 560 Utility tractor line brochure, reprint. 16 pgs $26.95
1014051 Operators manual. 66 pages $19.95
1014088 LP Gas Supplement. 16 pages $11.95
1014070 Preventative Maintenance for Gas Engine Tractors. 56 pages $19.95
TC-76 Parts Catalog. $39.95
GSS560GSet Service manual set. This set includes the service manuals below at a reduced price over the cost of buying them individually. $140.95
GSS-1387 Engine Service. C-263 $39.95
GSS-1264 Forward and Reverse Service. $11.95
GSS-1282 IPTO, Clutch Type Service. $14.95
GSS-1011Y Power Steering Service. $14.95
GSS-1032 Tel-A-Depth Service. $14.95
GSS-1060 Torque Amplifier Service 20 pgs $14.95
GSS-1340 Transmission and Final Drive Service. $16.95
GSS-1065 Power Steering Service. $16.95
GSS-1051 Brake Service. $ 8.95
Farmall 560 Diesel Built 1958-1963, serial numbers 501-66032, with the D-282 engine. List Price
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