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10-18-2001 07:16:35

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Anyone know what the serial number break is
for a 720 diesel with factory electric start? What would one be worth on an acution w/square wide front, 3-point and needs paint?

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G Taylor

10-19-2001 10:31:32

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Re: 720 diesel w/electric start in reply to 720, 10-18-2001 07:16:35

Is that the rarer standard model or rowcrop with the wide ajustable front axle? What is the rear rim diameter?

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JD70Jim

10-18-2001 10:55:09

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Re: 720 diesel w/electric start in reply to 720, 10-18-2001 07:16:35

7222600, built starting February 1958.
Information from my copy of PC532.

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MIKE HANLEY

10-18-2001 20:50:38

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Re: Re: 720 diesel w/electric start in reply to JD70Jim, 10-18-2001 10:55:09

720 ELEC STARTERS... THE FRIST ONES WHERE DELCO REMY 1113801 AND THERE WERE ABOUT 15,000 OF THESE STARTERS ON ALL MODELS OF 720.

THIS STARTER WAS DISCONTINUDED WITH THE END OF THE 720 AND THE 730 HAD A DELCO REMY 1113830 IF OVER THE YEARS THE STARTER WAS REBUILT IN KIND IT IS PROUBLY THE OLD STYLE. IF IT WAS REPLACED IT IS PROUBLY THE NEWER STYLE

THE OLDER STYLE WILL NOT STANT UP LIKE THE NEWER STYLE AND IS MORE EXPENCIVE TO REBUILD. AND CAN NOT BE REBUILT TO 12 VOLT.

ALSO THE NEWER STYLE CAN BE REBUILT TO 12VOLT NEV GROUND FOR LESS MONEY THEN TO REBUILD IT 24VOLT INTERNAL GROUND

WHATS IT WORTH AT A AUCTION????? THE PRICE WHEN THE MAN SAYS SOLD...DEPENDS ON WHO IS THERE AND HOW BAD THEY WANT IT. ROUGHER THAN A COB $2,000TO $2,500. GOOD SHAPE MAYBE $5,000. MINT..ON UP ...
NEW BATTERY BOX, NEW SEAT, MUFFLER, AIR CLEANER,STEERING WHEEL, MADALON AND A NEW SET OF TIRES COULD RUN $1,500 OR SO AND YOU HAVEN'T PUT A WRENCH ON IT YET. OR PAINT.

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