lorenzo Posted Saturday at 10:17 PM Posted Saturday at 10:17 PM Now come on guys and gals , you really didnt expect to see that did you? I did however go get the mail with it today. 9 5 Quote
Lazy WP Posted Saturday at 10:59 PM Posted Saturday at 10:59 PM If my 830 can handle a 750 bushel cart, your 560 should be able to handle a 1300 bushel one. 2 3 Quote
806Jordy Posted Saturday at 11:03 PM Posted Saturday at 11:03 PM Nice 560, Impressive exhaust pipe too! 1 Quote
lorenzo Posted Saturday at 11:52 PM Author Posted Saturday at 11:52 PM 52 minutes ago, Lazy WP said: If my 830 can handle a 750 bushel cart, your 560 should be able to handle a 1300 bushel one. But the rear end might scatter all the way to Kansas. 2 Quote
DT Fan Posted Sunday at 12:12 AM Posted Sunday at 12:12 AM Put the duals on her, it'll be fine! 4 Quote
acem Posted Sunday at 12:39 AM Posted Sunday at 12:39 AM She'll handle it. You put a turbo on her! 3 Quote
Lazy WP Posted Sunday at 12:47 AM Posted Sunday at 12:47 AM Lorenzo, your 560 is the BEST looking tractor, by far!! 1 1 Quote
Mark (EC,IN) Posted Sunday at 01:23 AM Posted Sunday at 01:23 AM That is one sharp 560! Just curious, is there a reason the exhaust is so tall? 1 Quote
Alan Dinan Posted Sunday at 02:33 AM Posted Sunday at 02:33 AM 1 hour ago, Mark (EC,IN) said: That is one sharp 560! Just curious, is there a reason the exhaust is so tall? So he can work at night without lights, works by the flame from the stack!! 4 Quote
Farmall1066 Posted Sunday at 06:09 AM Posted Sunday at 06:09 AM Disappointed that it’s not hooked to it😩 3 Quote
lorenzo Posted Sunday at 11:25 AM Author Posted Sunday at 11:25 AM 11 hours ago, DT Fan said: Put the duals on her, it'll be fine! 9 Quote
acem Posted Sunday at 12:10 PM Posted Sunday at 12:10 PM Ive seen a 32ft disk hooked to a small farmall at a dealership. Cub or 140, wasn't close enough to tell. 1 Quote
searcyfarms Posted Monday at 03:15 AM Posted Monday at 03:15 AM cmon you need a taller exhaust pipe for a grain wagon that big 2 Quote
lorenzo Posted Monday at 02:56 PM Author Posted Monday at 02:56 PM On 10/3/2026 at 8:23 PM, Mark (EC,IN) said: That is one sharp 560! Just curious, is there a reason the exhaust is so tall? Gets the noise up higher is the only thing i can think of. When i bought it and stuck it on i liked it and left it. 2 Quote
1256pickett Posted Monday at 05:16 PM Posted Monday at 05:16 PM On 10/3/2026 at 6:17 PM, lorenzo said: Now come on guys and gals , you really didnt expect to see that did you? I did however go get the mail with it today. Yes I did expect to see that. Moving empty around the yard or photoshopped or something. We have learned to expect anything from you. 1 1 Quote
Sledgehammer Posted Monday at 05:33 PM Posted Monday at 05:33 PM If I could pull this down the highway with my pickup years ago, your 560 could at least be a parking brake for a good picture with a grain cart..... I expected more than clickbait from you @lorenzo 😊 3 1 Quote
1967806 Posted yesterday at 12:31 AM Posted yesterday at 12:31 AM 6 hours ago, Sledgehammer said: If I could pull this down the highway with my pickup years ago, your 560 could at least be a parking brake for a good picture with a grain cart..... I expected more than clickbait from you @lorenzo 😊 Nice pickup and nice disk. That a 496 disk? Looks bigger than my 25 footer. 1 Quote
acem Posted yesterday at 02:38 AM Posted yesterday at 02:38 AM Taller exhaust pipes are quieter in the tractor seat. 1 Quote
Sledgehammer Posted yesterday at 03:19 AM Posted yesterday at 03:19 AM 2 hours ago, 1967806 said: Nice pickup and nice disk. That a 496 disk? Looks bigger than my 25 footer. I believe it was. I pulled it home for a friend up the highway. That was an actual photo and several years ago now. He later took the JD 750 lawn tractor and posed it hooked up to the disk. 2 Quote
1256pickett Posted yesterday at 10:57 AM Posted yesterday at 10:57 AM Alright I’ll post my old picture. Been a few years, I need to get the old lowboy running again. I can’t remember if it was getting stuff out of the shed in the spring or putting it in for the winter, but it did move the baler. 6 Quote
DT Fan Posted yesterday at 11:26 AM Posted yesterday at 11:26 AM I moved the model 70 plow with the 1650 once, think I posted a pic? Anyway, that was all cool until I went down an incline and the plow pushed me. 1 3 Quote
Alan Dinan Posted yesterday at 12:43 PM Posted yesterday at 12:43 PM 1 hour ago, DT Fan said: I moved the model 70 plow with the 1650 once, think I posted a pic? Anyway, that was all cool until I went down an incline and the plow pushed me. We used to use a Super 66 Oliver to pull the 8-18” White plow the 2 miles from home to the old barn where we stored it in the off season. 2 Quote
DT Fan Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Alan, I think one quarter of that would be a load for the Super 66! Quote
Alan Dinan Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 8 minutes ago, DT Fan said: Alan, I think one quarter of that would be a load for the Super 66! Had two short hills to climb. One pulling into the driveway and the other going over the railroad tracks, but never remember having any issues. Thankfully the safety latches never failed!! I think it would have stopped the 66 in it’s tracks! Quote
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