Pete’s Pick of the Week: Restored 1963 IHC 560 Sells for Second Highest Price Ever

This restored 1963 IHC 560 pulling tractor sold for the second highest auction price ever at a western Pennsylvania auction. Watch Machinery Pete’s video of it being sold.

This restored 1963 IHC 560 pulling tractor sold for $10,250 at a western Pennsylvania auction last Saturday (Sept. 19). It was the second highest auction price ever. Click here to watch a video of it being sold on the auction block.

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