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LazyHorse

09-11-2000 19:29:08




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I have been looking at a 70 and a 730, both are electric start diesels. Could anyone please tell me the differences between the 2 tractors such as live pto, hydraulics, horsepower, etc. Also what would be an average price in the Indiana area for either of these tractors in average condition
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buckeye al

09-13-2000 14:47:55




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 Re: info on 70 730 in reply to LazyHorse, 09-11-2000 19:29:08  
Engine wise they're basically the same machine.

Transmissions are however quite different. The 70 is a FAST tractor when compared to the 730. A 70 in 4th will out run a 730 in 5th! The 70 has a big jump in speed from 3rd to 4th. That jump was closed up in the 730. The 730's hydraulics are substantially improved over the 70 and the 70 does not have a 3 point at all. The power steering is the same on both. Live PTO was an option on the 70. Not sure if ground drive PTO was still available on the 730 or not. I've never seen a 730 with PTO that was not live. Both are good tractors and I enjoy both of mine but there are considerable differences. The 720 and 730 are very much more alike than either is to the 70. The differences between the 720 and the 730 were practically all cosmetic. If I HAD to loose one it would be the 70. Glad I don't have to make that choice they're both great machines, just different. If you're used to A's & B's, it will take you a while to get used to all the knocking. They're not real quiet but are amazingly light on fuel consumption. Al.

Ps.... My 70's previous owner had to give up one of his 3 tractors. He kept the 2 730's & sold the 70 to me.

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Duben

09-11-2000 20:26:34




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 Re: info on 70 730 in reply to LazyHorse, 09-11-2000 19:29:08  
I think that all 70 diesels came with a pony start - could you be looking at a 720? Some other differences between the 70 and 730 are 3-point load and depth control, float ride seat, and more horsepower. Just sold a 730 (electric start, square tube wide front, pre-clceaner, remote and 3-point) for $4,200.00 that was probably average or below.



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doc

09-11-2000 20:31:55




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 Re: Re: info on 70 730 in reply to Duben, 09-11-2000 20:26:34  
virtually the same tractor, little more horsepower in the 730. Either is fun, electric start takes patience to keep in good starting order. That 12 volt starter conversion looks interesting though, the 24 volt can be a bear if you've got one low 6 volt battery. Spent many hours on a 730 in my youth, tedious memories of a 4 row front mount cultivator, great memories of a 4-16 trip lift plow! Either way...enjoy!

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