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BILL GOODMAN

12-21-2002 06:58:20




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can anyone tell me for sure if the strater off of a johndeere 70 gas will fit a johndeere 720gas




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BILL GOODMAN

12-22-2002 18:24:38




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 Re: john deere720 in reply to BILL GOODMAN, 12-21-2002 06:58:20  
Thank you all for youre help.MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.



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G-MAN

12-21-2002 07:43:56




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 Re: john deere720 in reply to BILL GOODMAN, 12-21-2002 06:58:20  
The Delco-Remy part numbers and the Deere part numbers are different on the 70 and 720, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they wouldn't interchance, as the numbers may change based on production year of the starter, etc. The best way to tell would be to have them both side by side on the bench and compare them. My thought (without seeing the units) is that they would interchange, but I could be wrong and have been before.

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4020-AL

12-21-2002 09:23:56




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 Re: Re: john deere720 in reply to G-MAN, 12-21-2002 07:43:56  
I think they will interchange. We put a starter from a 4430 on our GM puller and it bolted right on with only a little modification to the flywheel shield.



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G-MAN

12-21-2002 09:49:48




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 Re: Re: Re: john deere720 in reply to 4020-AL, 12-21-2002 09:23:56  
Yes, Deere has stayed with same good old basic three-bolt pattern forever it seems like. When I got my "G", it didn't have a starter on it, and we didn't have a 4430-type starter laying around. A quick trip to the warehouse and the 6081 engine that we have out there (out of an 8000 series tractor) found me a gear reduction starter. It bolted right onto my "G" and looked pretty trick. It also had no problems spinning that engine. I'm considering putting it back on the tractor when it's all together, to save some weight and drive the correct police nuts.

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