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jd 70 gas/diesl quiestions

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jd70diesl

07-30-2003 18:23:09




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i pull a 55 jd 70 diesl i am looking to get about 20-30 more hp (arent we all) lol but i need help doing it. i pull the 8500 9500 and 10000 pound clases i have new 16.9 tires and they bite preaty good.. i want to keep it preaty stock becaues i dont want to depreciate the value but i need more horse power and advice would help also i am looking for a 70 gas




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buickanddeere

08-01-2003 13:24:48




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 Re: jd 70 gas/diesl quiestions in reply to jd70diesl, 07-30-2003 18:23:09  
Check previous posts on this topic in the search area. Exhaust,cam,pumps, injector tips,aircleaner,head all play a part. 75HP at 1250 rpm is no problem without too much smoke. The 70 & G are so darned fast in 1st gear and the rowcrop chassis uses a taller tire too. Our mostly stock 70 gas rowcrop gets lugged right down in 1st gear in the 6500lb class on sticky clay. Will still lift the front and spin out however. How about dealing for a 720 or 730?

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jd70diesl

08-02-2003 16:46:50




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 Re: Re: jd 70 gas/diesl quiestions in reply to buickanddeere, 08-01-2003 13:24:48  
i have a 70diesl that i whant to build but i dont want to hurt the value i would rather have a 70 gas



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Tyler Neff

08-13-2003 10:26:58




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 Re: Re: Re: jd 70 gas/diesl quiestions in reply to jd70diesl, 08-02-2003 16:46:50  
Keep that diesl lookin good . Go get a 70 gas . I pull a 745ci 70 in the 7500 8500 9500#classes it makes about 110-115hp u dont need much more than that.If ya wanna keep pullin that diesl lighten it up some and pull in lighter classes. either way its still alot of fun.Id be happy to answer any ? u might have about a 70 gas.



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