Utility

International Harvester 756

The International Harvester 756 is a utility tractor that was made from 1967 to 1983. It's a 2WD tractor with power steering, which makes it easy to drive. The tractor has a two-speed power shift transmission with 8 forward gears and 4 reverse gears, giving the driver lots of options for different jobs. Under the hood, the 756 has a 6-cylinder gasoline engine made by International Harvester. The engine is liquid-cooled and has a very high displacement of 291 cubic inches. It runs at 2,300 RPM, which is about average for tractors. This tractor is pretty heavy, weighing 8,400 pounds, which is above average. It has a three-point hitch at the back for attaching tools, and two PTO speeds (540 and 1000 RPM) for powering equipment. The 756 also has an open center hydraulic system and an open operator station, which means no cab.

ManufacturerInternational HarvesterEngine6-cylTransTwo-speed power shift
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Quick specs

Category
Utility
Operating Weight
8,400 lb
Transmission
Two-speed power shift
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Overview

About the International Harvester 756

The International Harvester 756 is a utility tractor that was made from 1967 to 1983. It's a 2WD tractor with power steering, which makes it easy to drive. The tractor has a two-speed power shift transmission with 8 forward gears and 4 reverse gears, giving the driver lots of options for different jobs. Under the hood, the 756 has a 6-cylinder gasoline engine made by International Harvester. The engine is liquid-cooled and has a very high displacement of 291 cubic inches. It runs at 2,300 RPM, which is about average for tractors. This tractor is pretty heavy, weighing 8,400 pounds, which is above average. It has a three-point hitch at the back for attaching tools, and two PTO speeds (540 and 1000 RPM) for powering equipment. The 756 also has an open center hydraulic system and an open operator station, which means no cab.

Full specifications

Every recorded spec

General

ManufacturerInternational Harvester
Model756
CategoryUtility tractor
Type4x2 2WD
Years built1967–1983
Operating weight8,400lb

Engine

MakeInternational Harvester
ModelC291
Cylinders6
Displacement291ci
Bore3.74in
Stroke4.41in

Transmission

TypeTwo-speed power shift
Forward gears8
Reverse gears4

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x2 2WD
Drive2WD
SteeringPower
CabOpen

Hydraulics

TypeOpen Center

Power take-off

Rear PTOIndependent
PTO speed540rpm

Dimensions

Operating weight8,400lb

Capacities

Cooling system5.13gal

Head to head

756 vs. Utility median

How the International Harvester 756 compares to other Utility tractors

SpecThis modelUtility medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Displacement291 ci183 ci+59%84th
Cylinders64+50%93rd
Forward Gears812-33%23rd
Operating Weight8,400 lb5,303 lb+58%78th

Medians and percentiles are computed from the utility tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 4,9415,720 models).

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FAQ

Common questions

When was the International Harvester 756 made?

The International Harvester 756 was manufactured from 1967 to 1983.

What is the operating weight of the International Harvester 756?

In working trim, the International Harvester 756 comes in at roughly 8,400 lb.

Which transmission does the International Harvester 756 use?

The International Harvester 756 is equipped with a Two-speed power shift transmission with 8 forward gears.

What hydraulics does the International Harvester 756 have?

The International Harvester 756 uses an Open Center hydraulic system.

What three-point hitch category does the International Harvester 756 use?

The International Harvester 756 has a Category II three-point hitch.

What engine configuration does the International Harvester 756 use?

The International Harvester 756 is equipped with a 6-cylinder engine displacing 291 ci.

How do I maintain a International Harvester 756?

Routine service for the International Harvester 756 covers engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic and coolant level checks, air filter cleaning, and scheduled inspections. Refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for exact intervals.