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    Posted: 07 Nov 2014 at 6:19am
What,s a loader for a 720 worth in ave. condish.
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Varies by the quality of the loader but then I bet you already knew that.
I sold one for one thousand dollars that needed all new hoses and the bucket was not terribly damaged but not perfect.  I sold a second one I had for $1400.00 that was in pretty fair shape, most of the hoses were good and it had a new hydraulic pump that was worth $500.00 plus just for the pump.   About 5 to 6 years ago they could go as high as $2000.00.  That's my 2 cents worth.  I bought the one I have with the tractor and while the loader was in pretty good shape...the 720 needed a lot of work.  If I remember right...I gave $2500.00 for the rig.   Den

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Thanks Den ,I know where there's on sitting. I am going too look at it..
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HMMM ... You want me to go look at it for you?  Wink
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Grab it Steve! They're tough to find around our neck of the woods!
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there are more dinosaurse than loaders or backhoes were im at
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Hey guys , I never seen a loader like this one . It runs off thr tractor hydro it does not have a pump with it. So it must be real slow. Any takers.....
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Does it look aftermarket or home made? I would think the same. Must run real slow...
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Originally posted by HudCo HudCo wrote:

there are more dinosaurse than loaders or backhoes were im at

I'd like to find a backhoe for my 720.

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Den at D&R AC Parts has one, but I doubt very much if he wants to part with it. That means he'd have to remove it off the back of his 720! LOL!
They are pretty cool with a Backhoe. At work we have a couple "baby backhoes" that we use to do underground work. They're called a "Dig-it". Powered by a Kohler Command 18HP engine. Boy, can them little buggers dig!! Cool machines.
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You're right Steve.  I'm not sure how much money it would take to remove the backhoe from my 720.  My policy is that everything I have is for sale...but you may not like my price!!!   Here's my 720 with loader and backhoe.  I need to get some better pictures of it.   Den


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