/ New to me jd 755 has no front hydraulics , apparently a base model, is it worth retrofitting ports and controls
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New to me jd 755 has no front hydraulics , apparently a base model, is it worth retrofitting ports and controls
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We need more info. Do you need front hydraulics? Can you do the installation yourself? Can you find the kit somewhere? For sure that JD won't stock it anymore.
/ New to me jd 755 has no front hydraulics , apparently a base model, is it worth retrofitting ports and controls
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Hello friends. I'm new here and I have a couple of questions. I just bought 3.5 acres in Missouri and I'm looking at a 1985 Satoh S650G Bison. It has 6166 hours, inline 4, 3 point hitch, runs well according to the seller, and it's $2750. So, 1) is that a good deal? and 2) Is there a list of loaders somewhere that would fit that tractor with little or no modification? Thanks in advance for the help.
This is a gas engine tractor. 6,000+ hours is quite a lot of use for a gas engine tractor.
Are you adept at troubleshooting and mechanical repairs? Do you have metric tools?
Parts for 40+ year old orphan-brand tractors are very thin.
Can you operate equipment with a traditional clutch and gear transmission? Shop tractor clutch rebuilds are $1,500 in low cost, rural Florida.
Manual steering gets old fast.
2-WD tractors often lack the necessary traction to fill a loader bucket with dirt.
Aftermarket Loaders are available for most tractors. I will guess your cost at $4,500 delivered.
LINK: Front-End Loader - Compact Tractor Aftermarket Loader Suppliers
You would likely need a new, higher capacity hydraulic pump, joystick and plumbing, +$2,000.
Plus labor for installation.
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