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R, 70 std or 720 std - which?

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Tim

01-14-2003 17:25:44




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If you had your choice of one of the above, all diesel and all 3 the same price and general condition and wanted to use to do a small bit of tillage and hauling wagons, misc playing, which would it be? Which would have the best value if they were all 3 the same price and same features, etc.THANKS!




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JD

01-15-2003 16:14:40




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 Re: If you had your choice - R, 70 std or 720 std - which? in reply to Tim, 01-14-2003 17:25:44  

The 70 is to fast in 1st gear. I have a 520 and 620. Good tractors!



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ChuckW

01-15-2003 04:27:17




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 Re: If you had your choice - R, 70 std or 720 std - which? in reply to Tim, 01-14-2003 17:25:44  
I'd go with the 720, better hydraulics and better power....



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rman

01-14-2003 19:48:24




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 Re: If you had your choice - R, 70 std or 720 std - which? in reply to Tim, 01-14-2003 17:25:44  
tim we have all of tractors you asked about this fall we plowed witth r 4 bottom it is lots of fun 70 is good also but 3 bottom is enough for it our 720 is also good all around tractor we like to work it also .will pull 4 bottom al day



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Chris

01-14-2003 19:10:48




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 Re: If you had your choice - R, 70 std or 720 std - which? in reply to Tim, 01-14-2003 17:25:44  
While i dont have any of the three tractors i do have a 60 so i can make a few statements because its basically the same as the 70 except for the diesel. If it were me. I would take the 720 Any and everyday of the week. Here is why. The 3pt is light years ahead. The hydraulics are better because you can use the 3pt and remotes you cant do with the 70 and the R doesnt have a 3pt at all. You can get the 720 in electric start and not have to convert or tend to that expensive little pony. The 70 and 720 have power steering. The R probably doesnt if it does its aftermarket. Thats about all the reasons i know i would take the 720. Thanks

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