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JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK}

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BOBBY DODSON

07-16-2000 19:26:51




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HI
I JUST PURCHASED A JOHN DEERE 820 WITH A 3 CYLINDER DIESEL ENGINE,I FOUND A PICTURE OF A 820 BUT IT DONT LOOK NOTHING LIKE THIS ONE, I LOOKED ON THE INTERNET AND FOUND MODEL 820 BUT ALL HAD 2 CYLINDER ENGINES COULDNT FIND A 3 CYLINDER UNTIL MODEL 830. I DONT KNOW A THING ABOUT TRACTORS BUT BOUGHT THIS ONE TO USE AROUND THE PLACE,IT IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE ,JUST REPAINTED IT TODAY, LOOKS SHARP,CANT LET AN OLD DEERE LOOK BAD CAN WE. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT ANY INFO I CAN ALL NUMBERS LISTED AS FOLLOWS.

ENGINE TYPE:M43L9
ENGINE SERIAL:080563CD

TRACTOR
TYPE:820
CODE:T4HDC
SERIAL#:054705L

ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED,I NEED SOME SMALL PARTS,RUBBER SEAL ON HOOD TO RADIATOR OR FUEL TANK,SIDE COVERS BETWEEN RADIATOR AND FUEL TANK AND POSSIBLY INFO ON ADDING POWER STEERING,I WANT TO MAKE THIS A NICE SHARP TRACTOR.

THANKS

BOBBY

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Dale

02-09-2001 11:38:04




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 Re: JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK} in reply to BOBBY DODSON, 07-16-2000 19:26:51  
What did they call the old (probably 1950's) 2 cyl
John Deer engine ?
I don't see any numbers.
Wonder if I can get the engine parts for it still?



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Gman

07-18-2000 17:14:00




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 Re: JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK} in reply to BOBBY DODSON, 07-16-2000 19:26:51  
Dodson I wrote to Deere archives,sent the serial # and got a reply later on,mine is a 1969 model but it wasn't sold till 1971.Don't hold me but I think the 3 cyl. 820 was produced from 1969 till 1973 then they came out with the 830 three cylinder and produced it til the mid to late 70's. This is the most versatile little tractor going you was talking about power steering,I put a spinner knob on mine, that helped alot,but if you hit something with the front wheels be sure to turn it loose because it will break your thumb. Got to run I can talk about this little tractor all night. Gman

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Darryl (MO)

07-18-2000 05:39:51




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 Re: JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK} in reply to BOBBY DODSON, 07-16-2000 19:26:51  
Amen to the other posts. I have an 820 3 cylinder German JD too. Great little tractor.



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Nathan(GA)

07-17-2000 11:38:47




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 Re: JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK} in reply to BOBBY DODSON, 07-16-2000 19:26:51  
Great little tractor. Your dealer should be able to get the parts.



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Tom from Ontario

07-16-2000 20:20:48




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 Re: JOHN DEER 820 {60 OR 70 MODEL I THINK} in reply to BOBBY DODSON, 07-16-2000 19:26:51  
You have the German 820, a utility type tractor. The pictures of the 820 you saw showed the 2 cylinder boomer from the late 50's. Yours was from the early to middle 70's. Both of them real good tractors. If your JD dealer can't or won't help you, he's a dunce and make tracks for another one.



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