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720 Diesel

02-16-2000 23:28:41

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Im lloking for a 720 Diesel with factory direct electric start, prefer row crop tractor.

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BARRY

02-18-2000 05:58:03

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Re: 720 Diesel in reply to 720 Diesel, 02-16-2000 23:28:41

I HAVE A 720D THAT I COVERTED TO ELETRIC START 3 YRS AGO AND I WAS A FAIRLY EASY TASK. THE PARTS I PURCHASED I THINK WERE OFF OF A 730, BOLTED RIGHT ON. I COST ME ABOUT 450.00 FOR THE TOTAL CONVERSION INCLUDING 24V GENERATOR AND BATTERIES. ITS BEEN 3 YRS AND TRACTOR STILL STARTS PERFECTLY AND IS MUCH MORE HANDY. ALSO THE 730 WIRING DIAGRAM IS WHAT I FOLLOWED.

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mike

02-17-2000 14:42:46

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Re: 720 Diesel in reply to 720 Diesel, 02-16-2000 23:28:41

Neighbor has a 720 with electric start pony (I think) I know it has a pony and it is a diesel. I used to run it when I was a kid and it was a pullin horse! Another fella has bought it since and has spent a lot of money on it mechanicaly, plus paint and tin etc. It is northeast NY. Mike

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720D

02-17-2000 15:07:26

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Re: Re: 720 Diesel in reply to mike, 02-17-2000 14:42:46

Im looking for one that has direct electric start to start the diesel, no gas starting engine at all. But thank you for your help.

I THINK-I could be wrong, that the direct electric was only a 1958 option? Anyone know? I have only found two of them and they are both in junk yards and have had parts removed. I want one that runs, that I can restore in my spare time. I plan on fully restoring it, but I dont want to have to start buying gears, head, block, etc. Want it all to be there to begin with.

The reson I want the electric start is that parts for the gas starting engine are getting hard to find, and as I don't want to use this tractor much, starting in the winter isn't an issue.

If anyone knows of one, PLEASE let me know! I prefer a 1958, NFE, 3pt, dual hyd. but I can add the 3pd and dual hyd. This would duplicate the tractor I learned to farm with except for the electric start part.

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Shorty Dear

02-17-2000 19:16:54

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Re: Re: Re: 720 Diesel in reply to 720D, 02-17-2000 15:07:26

According to my parts book, the direct electric starter option for the 720's started at serial number 7222600, Which was a little while after the 58 models came out. 1958 models started with serial number 7217368, I think. I hope this will help you in your search for the tractor you want. Good luck.

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720D

02-17-2000 23:57:15

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 720 Diesel in reply to Shorty Dear, 02-17-2000 19:16:54

Thanks, if I cant find the direct electric, Im thinking about making one. Im sure I could find the bracked for the starter, and I assume a gas hood would be the same as the non pony motor diesel hood? I have a parts book someplace, I just cant find it.

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