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720 LP Standard John Deere

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Jack

05-16-2002 06:39:54




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Could someone tell me how many of these were made? How much it is worth?I am thinking of selling or trading it for a 4020.I need something a little bigger than a 720.Is anyone interested? It has a front loader and 3 point.It doesn't have many hours on it.It sat in the shed for 15 years .It got started 2-3 times a year.Grandkids got a kick out of watching the can fly off the stack.Got used maybe 50-70 hours a year before that .Runs good New tires on rear. Average shape.Could send pictures if interested.

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M.Adams

05-16-2002 15:54:19




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 Re: 720 LP Standard John Deere in reply to Jack, 05-16-2002 06:39:54  
Jack,where are you located? I have a 720LP standard,no 3 point,but one hoss of a tractor.I am located in central Oklahoma.I can't remember,there is only 335 or 345 of the old girls made.Mine,( by the way)is not for sale.



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Bob K

05-16-2002 10:54:55




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 Re: 720 LP Standard John Deere in reply to Jack, 05-16-2002 06:39:54  
I'm caught between telling you it's a very rare tractor and telling you to sell it for less to keep the prices down in the market.

There were (I think) 336 720LP Standards built. That's what the guy said I bought a tractor from who also has a restored 720LP Standard. He was asking $8,000 for his. But keep in mind his was restored. In all honesty, with the front loader, 3-pt, and in running condition, I would not take less than $6,000. Serious collectors will pay much more so I'll leave the final asking price up to you. Good luck.

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