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Rick(ont)

10-27-2002 17:38:09




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A friend of mine was looking at a 1970 710 diesel .It is in good shape but it would not start in 6 c weather. Is this normal for this model and do they like to be warmed up first with the block heater.




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Handsome Jim

10-28-2002 14:36:24




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 Re: JD 710 in reply to Rick(ont), 10-27-2002 17:38:09  
If I remember correctly, the 710 was the industrial equivilant of the 4020 so I would imagine that it used the 404 engine. Our 4020s were both hard to start without starting fluid (no block heaters) when the temp got below the mid 30s farenheit. I don't know how that computes with celsius temps.HJ



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G Taylor

10-28-2002 18:08:49




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 Re: Re: JD 710 in reply to Handsome Jim, 10-28-2002 14:36:24  
The Manheim Germany built 510 & 710 was sold outside of the US in the early/mid 60's instead of the 2010. There was a 310 as well but they were not sold in Canada. The chassis was a Lance with an early version of the Deere 20 series four cylinder diesel engine. Get the serial numbers and call 1-800-522-7448 for the parts service and operators manuals. My next goal for collecting is a 310/510/710 set.

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Handsome Jim

10-28-2002 20:05:55




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 710 in reply to G Taylor, 10-28-2002 18:08:49  
My mistake, I thought Rick was inquiring about the 710 Backhoe tractor. As you can tell I'm completly unfamilar with the German models.



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