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Wally Pfennig

09-26-2000 14:30:36




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Is there a common problem with JD 730 Flywheels ? If so, what is it. Thanks in advance.




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TB SCOTT

10-06-2000 14:15:54




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 Re: JD 730 Flywheels... in reply to Wally Pfennig, 09-26-2000 14:30:36  
I BOUGHT A 720 DIESEL IN 1985 WITH A TAPER-LOK FLYWEEL ON IT AND HAS NEVER SINCE LOOSENED UP. THIS TRACTOR IS USED ABOUT 200 HOURS A YEAR AND I HAVE CONVERTED IT TO ELECTRIC START. I'M SOLD ON THESE AS I'VE PURCHASED 3 OTHER TRACTORS WITH THIS FLYWHEEL ON IT AND HAVE YET TO HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THEM. GRANTED THIS ISN'T A CHEAP FIX BUT ITS ONE LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT. FIX IT AND FORGET IT..... .GOOD LUCK.

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deerejon2000

09-27-2000 07:37:21




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 Re: JD 730 Flywheels... in reply to Wally Pfennig, 09-26-2000 14:30:36  
The diesels had problems keeping the flywheel tight. They would wear the hub and crank enough that there was no way of getting it tight. In fact, 70 & 720 diesels all had this problem. There are several atermarket fixes for this, including a company in Ohio that sells remanufactured flywheels and special hubs or the hub and new steel flywheels.



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Phil H.

10-02-2000 15:18:26




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 Re: Re: JD 730 Flywheels... in reply to deerejon2000, 09-27-2000 07:37:21  
I bought a styled G along the side of the road about 3 years ago. It has been sitting in a barn ever since. I have the same problem. But, I can't get the flywheel off to examine what is wrong. Are there special tools or some "simple" way. So far I have found no simple ways to fix anything, but it is fun.

Phil



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