Accessories for JD790

[Anonymous Poster]

I am totally new in the tractor world… However, I do know what good color is!!!
I just bought the JD790 4x4 30-hp diesel tractor to work my land…

Questions:
I am looking for some accessories and really do not know where to look? Any good www sites?
Is there a place that I could rent the PTO accessories? Such as Home Depot or what ever in the North Dallas area?
Also what is the total torque for my tractor? I looked at the specs and could not find my answer.
Now for the embarrassing question… Some of the accessories completely blew me away… What is the difference between a soil pulverizers and rotary tillers?
Is there a site that can break down the accessories as well as giving comparisons?

 

[Rogbo]

I guess I should have registered first?!?

 

[pfoxy]

Any tractor/ag equipment dealer has or can get any 3 point hitch/PTO accessory (implement) you can imagine. What do you want to do? A rototiller is awful handy for gardening, but not too practical for preparing 40 acres for corn. Hit us with a little more information on your goals, and we can point you in the right direction.

Sorry, can't help with the technical details on a 790.

Some "rent-a-center" type places have 3PH implements to rent.

 

[RobS]

Rogbo, congrats on your new 790! I've got about 70 hours on mine and love it. Sorry, can't help with the torque. The brochure lists 30 gross hp and 25 PTO hp but no torque. Just curious, why do you want to know the torque? For implement education just follow this site for a few days and you'll learn a lot. For just pictures and names try the Deere site and look under the "equipment quick find". You can also look up the 790 and it will list all the Deere implements that are compatible with a link to each for more detail.

There are also a variety of independant manufacturers and most have very informative web sites. Again, just watch this site for some of the names or check the "links" at the top.

For "accessories", you can again access the Deere site and find the "configurator". Punch in the 790 and it will list all the factory and dealer available accessories such as wheel weights, lights, canopy etc. Once again, many of these items are available through the aftermarket and even local farm supply stores (Tractor Supply, Quality Farm etc.).

In my area (Northern Indiana), NationsRent rents a few three point implements and coincidentally they have a 790 to go with for those who are tractorless.

Hope this helps, and have fun with your 790/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[Rogbo]

I called Tractor Suply today and they gave me several places that rent tractor tools... Thanks for the advise...

Rogbo

 

[keithcom]

Rogbo
Per the "Governmental Bid Specification Booklet" that I picked up from my local dealer:
JD 790
Engin Model................................3TN84
Engin Horsepower, Gross...............30
Engin Horespower, Net (SEAJ1349)..27
PTO Horespower..........................25
Rated Engin Speed.......................2600 rpm
Engin Torque at rated speed..........54.1 ft/lb.
Operating Range RPM....................800-2,800


Keith

 

[Rogbo]

Thanks Keith... Your just like the tractor on a bumpy surface... You Rock!!!

This will get some of my co-workers off my back...

Rogbo

 

[keithcom]

Rogbo
Glad the info helped.
It's Friday night....so now that I've "Rocked" guess it's time to "Roll". /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
If you are a "Tractor Junkie" like the rest of us then I think you will find TNB invaluable for both information and entertainment.
Here are a few web sites from the many post on the board that I've bookmarked that may help you.

High end implaments (the very good but expensive stuff)
http://www.woodsonline.com/

http://www.landpride.com/lp/index.html

http://www.bushhog.com/index.html

http://www.monroetufline.com/

Mid-range implaments (good value for the dollar)
http://www.kingkutter.com/index.asp

http://befco.com/

Collection systems
http://www.trac-vac.com/

Tire chains
http://www.canadianchain.com/welcome.shtml

http://tirechains.com/

Trailers
http://www.ez-dumper.com/

Cabs, snow removal and accessories
http://www.curtiscabs.com/

On line catologs
http://www.northerntool.com/

http://www.tractorsupplyco.com/

http://www.countryhomeproducts.com/default.asp?mscsid=KSJ3WJFTDB1D8K2J9PAX958P7B7713W0

This plus reading the forum should give you a good start.
There will be a quiz Monday morning. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Keith

PS Don't let the guys at work catch you reading "Tractor ****" you will never hear the end of it!

 

[LazyK]

Thanks for the site addresses for equipment. Land Pride makes a great rotary mower. I've lusted after their product line for years.

Lazy K - Chip