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MM670 tires

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Keith W from Pa

12-05-2005 14:48:46




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What size tires on a 670 MM? Also what is the main difference between the 670 & the 670 super? Keith




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Augie

12-06-2005 16:56:15




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 Re: MM670 tires in reply to Keith W from Pa, 12-05-2005 14:48:46  
Our M670 Super has 18.4x34 on the rear.

They're great tractors. Will work a jd 3020 into the ground.



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Keith W from Pa

12-06-2005 08:39:32




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 Re: MM670 tires in reply to Keith W from Pa, 12-05-2005 14:48:46  
Thanks Curt for the info.There is one of these tractors coming up for sale this spring and I am thinking about buying it.The pto is slipping and I am wondering about the value. Keith



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Curt Keiser

12-07-2005 21:40:42




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 Re: MM670 tires in reply to Keith W from Pa, 12-06-2005 08:39:32  
Between 2500- 4500 depending on condition and if it is a super. The PTO is a easy fix, you take off seat and 3pt with hydraulic complete and there it is. You Will need new fiber disc and possibly the steel ones if they are warped. also PTO brake.



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Curt Keiser

12-05-2005 19:03:02




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 Re: MM670 tires in reply to Keith W from Pa, 12-05-2005 14:48:46  
Most common tire sizes are15.5x38,16.9x38 or even 18.4x34. The main and important differences are Super has hydrostatic power steering instead of just a mechanical assist. Super has one piece radiator as opposed to the core being bolted to a bottom cast tank. On the latest Supers is a closed center hydraulics and even rarely a over-under torque. The Super is worth a $1000.00 on the average more than a straight 670 depending on condition.

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