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    Posted: 05 Feb 2012 at 1:13pm
Looking at a 720 w 48" tiller and blade.  Whats it worth?  has Ag tires.  750 hrs on tach
Asking 1900.


Edited by ALinIL - 05 Feb 2012 at 2:09pm
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If the hours are correct and its been shedded all its life, whatever he's asking and you better be first in line!  Without pictures and other info its hard to tell.  Has it been repowered and if so with what?  Hours are one thing, does everything work or has it been welded on and modified.  What it really boils down to is, how bad do you really want it, or can you sneak it in the shed without the wife finding out? LOL
Good Luck and great find.
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Another example......
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If it runs , and looks ok better get it -thats cheap

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I saw that for sale too. More than I would personally spend for a tractor of that size, but they do seem to be pretty desirable.
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a couple of things to check on is can you hear it run? and if so does the charging system work correctly? Onan engine parts are very pricey especially stators, regulator, and rectifier. let alone starters and what not.  Also does it have a mower deck for it?  you will need charging system to work if you use the front or rear PTO as these are electric clutch controlled    Good Luck
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ACER - I am sort of familiar with the unit.  It still has the Onan power, I hope try and look at it next week.  Good point on the electrical.  I know that those electric clutches run over $400 each.
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