tomstractorsandtoys
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What is the difference between the 720 and 820 Deere moco's? I am looking for info on a 720 and there are very few for sale. What is a good one worth? I see several listings for 820's. Thanks Tom
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Brent Zappe
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Tom I can see nobody has the answer to this question. I really do not know much on John Deere. There is a book that you should look for on this yesterday tractors that give you all the data on John Deere tractors. Look for the John Deere tractor data book. It is a small book that covers all the two cylinder tractors. Prices for these tractors can be found on the internet, and you might want to try Two Cylinder magazine web site. they give you some ideal what the different is between the two tractors and there prices too. If you want to R.F.D T.V. has a person goes by the name of Machinery Pete find his web site ask him. I would say if you are looking at one right now and want to buy it. What is it worth to you in price. Ask the seller if they will except that price than buy it. If they are hard to find you might have to buy it for the price there asking. Good luck on finding your answer.
johndeere720GA
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Brent
I believe the OP is asking about MOwer COntitioners. At first I thought two cyl tractors as well but then wondered what the MOCO might mean, so I googled it and found that moco was an abbreviation for mower conditioner.
I believe the OP is asking about MOwer COntitioners. At first I thought two cyl tractors as well but then wondered what the MOCO might mean, so I googled it and found that moco was an abbreviation for mower conditioner.
Roger in Iowa
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I think the 720 is 7' and 820 is 9'. Figure that one out. Yes, Mower conditioners
Mike(NEOhio)
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The guy that used to do our place on shares had a brand new 820 and it was a nine footer. Nice machine, the frame was high and the pickup/conditioning parts hung down rather than the low frame like the 12xx series.
Hay maker2
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Don't know much about them, they are both 9' wide cuts if I remember correct. The 720 is a lighter version and more economical version of the 820.
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tomstractorsandtoys
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I thought that as well but when I went to look at it the 720 is a nine foot as well. Only info I can find is built from 95-2000 and the 820 was 94-2000. Google search shows very few 720's. Tom
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