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JW

02-09-2003 12:06:32




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Just out of curiosity, how many horses did the early articulated Deeres have? And what were them main problems with them? I have seen a 7520 with "work clothes" recently and it was an attractive looking rig (except for the lack of a PTO).




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jamison wilson

09-05-2006 22:46:41




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 Re: JD 7020 7520 in reply to JW, 02-09-2003 12:06:32  
i am looking at buying a john deere 7020 articulated 4X4 and wondering how much it is worth



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C Butler

02-09-2003 16:56:55




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 Re: JD 7020 7520 in reply to JW, 02-09-2003 12:06:32  
The 7020 used the 404 cu in engine, I think the same as a 4620 or 4630 rated at 145hp. The 7520 used a turbocharged & intercooled version of the 531 cu in as used in the 6030 The 5020s used basically the same sans the turbo & intercooler.A 7520 is rated at 175+, but most [mine included] produce over 200 - some a lot over.



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JE

02-09-2003 18:10:46




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 Re: Re: JD 7020 7520 in reply to C Butler, 02-09-2003 16:56:55  
The 7020 was non-turbo charged. How did it get 145 HP out of a 404? i think the 4620 you refer to was turbocharged.



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Bob Anders

02-09-2003 20:14:02




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 7020 7520 in reply to JE, 02-09-2003 18:10:46  
Yes the 7020 WAS both turbocharged & intercooled just the same as a 4620- we nearly bought one but went with a 7520 instead.



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C Butler

02-09-2003 20:17:28




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD 7020 7520 in reply to Bob Anders, 02-09-2003 20:14:02  
Oops! Somehow got the wrong name on that last post. Have NO idea how that happened!



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