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Weigt of a 730D

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80kid

08-03-2006 19:23:57




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i am wondering for the pulling class that a 730D standard elc. start will pull in i want to know cuz i am buying one and just wondered the weight.
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GPULLER

08-04-2006 07:11:02




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 Re: Weight of a 730D in reply to 80kid, 08-03-2006 19:23:57  
I'm guessing a 730D standard is going to be too heavy to start pulling in 8500lb class. I have a 720D electric start with narrow front, and I start at 8500, it weights a little over 7500 bare.
Build some weight brackets, start pulling at 9500 and work your way up. They usually pull better heavier anyway.



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720Deere

08-04-2006 03:17:49




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 Re: Weigt of a 730D in reply to 80kid, 08-03-2006 19:23:57  
As DW said a rowcrop can get down to 7500, but are usually closer to 8000 with a wide front and 3 point hitch. Your standard most likely will not make it below 8000 with that heavy front end and all the fenders and sheet metal platform area. Once you factor in all the heavy batteries, the bracket and the starter the electric start really isn't much different than the pony start in the weight department.

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DW

08-03-2006 22:08:15




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 Re: Weigt of a 730D in reply to 80kid, 08-03-2006 19:23:57  
It will be pretty close to 7500# bare as it sits. I pulled my 720 pony start in 7500 one time, but there may be too much weight on the seat now. Hope this helps.



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