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Posted by Brandon on June 15, 2003 at 19:15:07 from (216.28.111.96):
In Reply to: JD R pony motor posted by Paul on June 15, 2003 at 06:00:03:
Both the other postings were wrong about what tractor got direct electric start. The R was strictly a twin cylinder pony start. The R was replaced by the 80 which could only have a pony (V-4 this time). The model 820 replaced the 80, and was still only a pony start tractor (although there was some thought of making an electric start 820). Finally came the 830, which was avaliable with the V-4 pony, OR 24 volt direct electric start. Hope this helps, and you may want to visit my website about the model 80 (with some family information) here Brandon
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