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JD 70 parts availability

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MickW

05-31-2002 07:48:35

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Does anyone know what the general availability for used or new replacement parts for a model 70? Iam new to tractors and have recently purchased my 1st "B" with cultivator. Plan to use it for cultivating and mowing. Parts for the "B" appear to readily available doe to the large number made. I plan to use the 70 w/bucket for lifting and plowing I am curious about what my upkeep costs may be.

Thanks for all who replied to my last question and to those who respond to this question.

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Putt Putt

05-31-2002 09:04:14

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Re: JD 70 parts availability in reply to MickW, 05-31-2002 07:48:35

Mick-----

You�re talking about my very favorite Deere now! If you�ve got use for a 4 plow tractor that will haul 3x16�s anywhere, you�re gonna love this tractor. It�s very reliable, economical, and strong on creature comforts for it�s day. And best of all, it sounds GREAT!! Be sure that you�re 70 is equipped with optional live power take off and, since you�re planning on bucket work for this guy, make sure it has power steering.

Parts availability is excellent. It�s amazing what you can still get straight from John Deere. Follow the exploits of Frank-In-Tallahasse over the past few months as he has addressed a great many of the concerns that you�re likely to face as he went trough his 70 right before our very eyes, here on this site.

�B��s are great, but you�re going to love the 70. Good luck

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