beenthere
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Yeah, we know mitch. Wives are hard to sell. 
Question About This 750 Tractor
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NHmitch
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Yeah, we know mitch. Wives are hard to sell.
Lol! That would actually be a better deal, then I could get the tractor! Anyone want another wife? I'll even throw in a cat or two...:thumbsup:
I have another question. The seller of the 750 doesn't want to come off the price and I find an equally nice 650, MFWD, turf tires, factory 60" JD belly mower, with 1200 hours for $5500. Big difference in price and the $5500 is easily affordable for me. My question is two parts 1) is 1200 hours getting to be high and 2) is a 650 going to have enough power to pull a 48" brush hog and a 42/48" rototiller? The factory belly mower looks a lot better than the finish mower that is one the 750.
Also the owner of the 650 says that occasionally the key won't work and you have to try a few times to get it to turn over. Is this going to be a costly fix? Says it always starts when the motor cranks though.
Also the owner of the 650 says that occasionally the key won't work and you have to try a few times to get it to turn over. Is this going to be a costly fix? Says it always starts when the motor cranks though.
scrappy isb67
Gold Member
The 650 should not have any problems running the implements in the size you mentioned. 1200 hrs is not necessarily alot of hours for a tractor that is 23-31 yrs old. it is more important how it has been taken care of. and the starting issue could be (and probably is) the key switch.