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JD 756 Radiator Info

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Tater50

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I have to replace the radiator on a 756 project JD. I went to JD; they have little to NO info about this JD. When they did find something; it said "UNavailable". Also, did a thorough search & could not find one on internet. I took it to a radiator shop & he said NOT repairable; so I am turning to you all to see if you can help me with the model. He said that "acid" had eaten it up. There is NO serial or model number on the unit. If I can get the model number; I may can track one down. The JD serial number is M00756A420042. I found 1 on internet; but do not know if my unit is the same. Thanks for any ideas.
 

Is it possible your "756" is a "755" with a permanently-attached reel mower, is that the type of machine you are working with?

If so, DEERE does have a radiator for a the "755", AM101965, I wonder if that would be the same? Priced in the high $500.00's.
 
It is a 756. I did not converse w/my usual JD man; he was at lunch; so whomever I talked w/may not have been that versed on what I was looking for. I will recheck.
 
Most 756?s have been stripped and converted back to CUT?s by now, the 755 radiator is correct for your machine.
I worked at a Golf and turf dealer for 16 years, we converted most that were traded in into regular tractors
 
Thanks to ALL for the info. WELL GREAT NEWS!!! The radiator shop that I had used for years said radiator could not be repaired; so I decided to get a 2nd opinion. I traveled almost to Atl & that radiator shop tested it & said coil was shot & showed me the problem area!! Anyway; they ordered a coil & bingo should be ready by Tues. Hundreds below a new one & $150 lower than the only used "one" I found @ a salvage yard!!!
 
(quoted from post at 12:55:50 12/12/19) Most 756?s have been stripped and converted back to CUT?s by now, the 755 radiator is correct for your machine.
I worked at a Golf and turf dealer for 16 years, we converted most that were traded in into regular tractors
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Joe; thanks!!
 
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