Posted by blinwmi on September 18, 2008 at 18:56:54 from (75.129.100.160):
In Reply to: Progress On JD 70 posted by super99 on September 17, 2008 at 18:14:17:
Just keep your eyes open for one, I was lucky to pick up a good used one for my 70, right now it just serves as a good ballast in ma's mini van. When I bought my 70 it had a bad flywheel that was welded to the crank. Bought a flywheel from a parts yard and when it got to the farm, it had a crack that went about 2/3rds around the hub. The supplier was great about it and shipped me another one, checking to be sure it was good first. My 70 likes to eat starter nose cones also, it has broke 2 in the last 5 yesrs. I had a hard time finding one for a while so when I did, I bought 2, the first one was $100 and the second one cost 65. I couldn't believe down at Polks Labor day sale there were several 70 parts tractors that sold, two of them still had the starters on them and one even had a good flywheel yet. Didn't make a lot of sense to sell a tractor for 3 or 400 when it had a 500 flywheel or 1-200 starter still on it.
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