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Tony, I will vote yes on the emblems on the mud flaps. Without a tailgate, it has no id on the rear. Looking great.

It has had 15.5x38s on it since new.

Looking good. My dad bought a new 856 when i was in high school. loved coming home after school or ball practice and plowing till i couldnt stay awake any longer.

Pics from one of our plow days.

Rode this 560 with my grandpa the day they delivered it. Might be able to bring.

Looks great. Love the look on the big rubber.

Looking good, Tony. Hope I get to see it finished, up close.

Thanks for the update, Tony

Wow... I think I need to say it again, WOW! BJ, that looks great. You have really done your grandfathers tractor up right. I hope to see it up close sometime. I’m gonna say it one more time, WOW. Mark ps...big thumbs up to the guys that did all the work

Very nice! That binder should feel right at home in that trailer.

Great job! It has that "wow" factor. Looks like you have another project going on, that looks like a 282D sitting on your work table.

Back in high school, our Ag class put a 389 Pontiac in an old diesel cockshutt that a farmer gave us because the diesel was shot. 1972-73. We were going to take the tractor to pulls but when the school board found out what we were doing, they shut that idea down. One of the guys involved, used it to pull a float at a parade and pretty well ruined the clutch trying to keep it going slow enough.

Thanks, BJ. The 400 needs a little work, but after looking it over real good, I don't think it has a lot of hours on it. it starts pretty good, once I got the hang of it. Everything is real tight, hardly any wear on brake pedals, ect... I hope to have it on a 3-14 plow at my event.

Just started reading your post today. I recently bought a Farmall 400 diesel, so your post caught my eye. Thanks for all the pictures and info. I have learned a lot. Here's the only picture I have right now, of my 400. My son in law is on h that he bought at same sale