Re: jd 70 question

Posted by James Howell on September 06, 2014 at 10:47:08 from (70.196.7.153):

In Reply to: jd 70 question posted by hoosierhog on September 05, 2014 at 19:44:18:

Take a look at the John Deere 70 Power information on TractorData.com.

Compare this information with the horsepower requirements for your 9ft moco and new holland 268 or 315 balers you mentioned below.

If the JD Model 70 power exceeds the implement horsepower requirements, then proceed with your decision making from there.

Working on flat ground of the stated amount of acreage will be a "plus" for any tractor you may choose.

Based on our small hay operation, our JD Model 70s have done all of the cutting and baling; sometimes even raking in an emergency.

"Vernon" our 56 Model 70 does all of the cutting. The power steering helps making right-hand turns.

"Big John" our 55 Model 70 diesel does all of the Bahiagrass baling.

"15" one of our 53 Model 70s does all the Coastal Bermuda baling.

"1011" our other 53 Model 70 has been used as a backup to both cutting and raking.

Hope this helps.

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