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jr55

06-23-2005 13:29:08




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What does a 720 weigh?

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Dean

06-24-2005 04:33:19




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 Re: 720 john deere in reply to jr55, 06-23-2005 13:29:08  
My ES730DW with 4 front weights, 4 rear weights, flat fenders, 3 point, and unloaded 15.5s (obviously not stripped for pulling) weighes 9,200 - 9,400, depending upon the scales.

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JonM

06-23-2005 20:41:41




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 Re: 720 john deere in reply to jr55, 06-23-2005 13:29:08  
My 720D with pony, nf rollomatic, 3-point and square top fenders and 15.5 tires is 8150 with 3/4 full tank of fuel.

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Wes Miller

06-23-2005 20:00:43




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 Re: 720 john deere in reply to jr55, 06-23-2005 13:29:08  
i have a 720std. gas and it weights 7300 with me on it hase 18.4-30 dry no weights



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720Deere

06-23-2005 16:37:19




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 Re: 720 john deere in reply to jr55, 06-23-2005 13:29:08  
My 720 diesel pony start weighs around 7800 with rollomatic frontend and no 3 point hitch. The tires are 16.9-38 which doesn't really add much weight. With the tires loaded with straight water to 75% (top of rim) it weighs right at 9500. Dad's electric start 720 w/ wide front weighs around 8000 with the 3 point removed and the same tires as mine.

I orinally had mine down around 7500 with 15.5 tires. That was before I added the elephant ears for the 3 point and a weight bracket or two. A gas tractor should weigh 200 to 400 lbs less than a similarly equipped diesel. A friend of mine pulls a 720 gas w/16.9 tires and rollomatic and he is right around 7400 with no additional weights.

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Markuss

06-23-2005 14:04:07




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 Re: 720 john deere in reply to jr55, 06-23-2005 13:29:08  
My 720 Diesel standard weighs 9260 lbs....this is with loaded tires...I think most weigh about 7500 lbs.



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