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715b Backhoe..what is the year
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    Posted: 27 Dec 2014 at 8:03pm
Hi guys I have a 715b backhoe with a 2534 serial number but I don't know what year it is, so I can get the correct books on it .im having a problem with the injector pump leaking on the throttle rod any sugestions... I think there must be a o ring inside but don't know if it can be fixed without removing the pump. thanks for any help
Joe
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Your 715B is a 1979.  The engine is a 236 Perkins. Parts are readily available for the engine from any Massey dealer. I've had a 1981 715B since 1987 and a 715 before that.
They are a very good realiable machine.
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Thanks So much I have been searching hi and low im very grateful to you.I love it have had no problems except the leaking fuel. I have a parts catalog for a 1982 .... is the will this be the same for a 1979? thanks for all the help.it looks like just the o rings on the injector pump accelerator rod that are leaking wondering if there is a kit for just that or does the whole pump have to come of . thanks for the info Joe
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Also I see you are from Canada and was what you do when starting it when its cold out, thanks
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To my knowledge there were no changes in the 715B's throughout their production so your 1982 book will be good. My 715B rests for the winter and has been a farm machine after years of digging silo foundations. The engine is getting very tired. The best way to start it in cold weather is to have a block heater. A LITTLE starting fluid is also very effective in these engines.
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thanks for all your insite thanks again Joe
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Plan on a can of starting spray for any time it is cold , 
If you can plug it in it helps also but many times mine was some where power wasn't handy 
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Would anyone know what the weight would be for a 715b backhoe for transportation purposes thanks Joe
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Sales literature does not list the weight but my guess is close to 12,000 lbs.
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According to the owners manual, the weight with the 7/8 loader, 24 inch backhoe bucket, and 11L-16 front and 16.9-24 rear tires, the shipping wt is listed as approximately 13,000. It appears that this is foe an open canopy.
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