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Posted by David in Wales on December 20, 2006 at 09:08:40 from (86.134.132.25):

Hi Gang; This is the JD 710 built in Manheim Germany (the others in the series were 310 & 510) the first JD tractors built in Europe in the old Lanz factory. They utilized JD engines mater to Lanz rear axles & gearboxes, and were NOT successfull nor reliable tractors. This 710 was approx 70HP gross, 4 cyl diesel with 10F & 3R gears. Aimed at the Ford 5000-MF175 market (who were the market leaders here in that power class). Not many imported in England, and very few have survived into preservation. Parts are almost impossible to locate. Cheers David
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