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[concretegrazer]

Almost 400 dollar battery?

Its been a while but I thought its 300ish. Thankfully I've had good luck with them. Get around 4-5 years. The 7210 has been great on batteries. The factory ones made it over 10 years & it's still kicking on the replacements. Everything else gets the cheap ones.

 

[Ryan Browne]

Any of you guys have experience with a Case 695? I'm looking at one not too far from here. Got a loader, which I'd probably sell. It's 2wd with the 8 speed and TA. I'm interested in a tractor one size up from my Kubota which is 38 hp at the PTO and weighs about 4000#.

I'd like to find something with a hydraulic reverser and mfwd, but i also don't want to spend $10k. This Case is under 5. Hours are unknown. It's got both PTO shafts and 2 remotes, which is nice. I'm thinking of running my log splitter on it, but running at half throttle and putting the 540 pump on the 1000 RPM shaft. Think it'll do alright on fuel that way? It'll also spend some time with a 6' Gannon box blade and maybe the Farmi winch.

I'd appreciate any thoughts on the subject. Thanks!

 

[amberg]

It's not what I was thinking. The one in my 7320 is just a touch smaller than the 4dlt & I haven't found an aftermarket that will fit.

Try NAPA # bat-7251 = $166.19

 

[jakethesnake]

Its been a while but I thought its 300ish. Thankfully I've had good luck with them. Get around 4-5 years. The 7210 has been great on batteries. The factory ones made it over 10 years & it's still kicking on the replacements. Everything else gets the cheap ones.

If it’s the same battery that goes in the case we have no one makes them. Looks the same. It’s still under patent. We were able to just jam a 1000 ca battery in there with a little modification

 

[JimBear]

Yes. Had to wait for some parts to come from Germany. Finally got it all back together & it made bad noises. I didn't catch that they gave me the wrong shafts for the spiders. They were to long & were hitting the pinion gear.

That’s not a good deal when not only do you have to wait but you were waiting for the wrong parts, seems to be common place nowadays. My brothers 7410 just rolled over 10,000 hours, if I am remembering correctly a couple of years ago he had to do some front end work on it. It has held up very well for all the abuse it has taken choring, baling & other misc. tasks over the years.

 

[amberg]

Hope to get a couple more loads of hay sent out today before it gets to wet. ( again)

 

[Mastermind]

Weening a few bull calves.

 

[amberg]

Weening a few bull calves.

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Are you going to cut them, or sell them as bulls? they look good to me.

 

[concretegrazer]

Any thoughts on what a 7510 deere with loader might be worth? 5500hrs

 

[Mastermind]

Are you going to cut them, or sell them as bulls? they look good to me.

They are getting cut soon.....then I'll hold onto them till they're about 800lb.

 

[JimBear]

Any thoughts on what a 7510 deere with loader might be worth? 5500hrs

I would say 45k - 65k, depending on year, options & condition. There is a 7420 coming up for auction in a week or so here that has 2800hrs & a grapple bucket. I guessed it @ $72 - $75k my brother thinks it will be north of $80k. Check on Machinery Pete. There are usually some figures on there.

 

[JimBear]

2000 John Deere 7510 Tractor | $49,500

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(218) 292-1697
Matt Kolstoe
Thief River Falls, Minnesota

Evergreen Implement Co. - Thief River Falls
Thief River Falls, Minnesota
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Key Specifications
Drive: MFWD
HP: 115
Hours: 7216

Detailed Specifications
Stock #: 28447
Serial #: RW7510H037925
Cab: Cab
Front Axle: MFWD
Transmission: Partial Power Shift
Guidance-ready: No
Rear Tires: Singles
Tire Width: Mid
Loader: Yes
- 740 loader with joystick. rear tires at 40%, front at 70%
- Two remote hydraulic controls
- 3 point hitch 7450 lb. capacity
- 96 inch rear axle (86mm)
- No dual wheel equipment
- Deluxe cornerpost exhaust
- 18.4R-38 * R1 Rear Tires
- 2 Front Tires 14.9R28 *** R1
- JD 740 Self leveling with bucket and Grapple fork

Seller Comments
Clean tractor

 

[concretegrazer]

I would say 45k - 65k, depending on year, options & condition. There is a 7420 coming up for auction in a week or so here that has 2800hrs & a grapple bucket. I guessed it @ $72 - $75k my brother thinks it will be north of $80k. Check on Machinery Pete. There are usually some figures on there.

Might have to sign up over there. This one looks decent. The right hand reverse kinda stinks. & they rednecked the blower system trying to get the a/c to work better I guess. Cut a hole in the right hand corner of the floor & piped it to the pressure blower.

 

[JimBear]

Machinery Pete usually has auction results for different models of equipment & tells where they were sold, gives a brief description & lists the purchase price. He has a program on RFD TV, I catch it occasionally when I stop by to see my Dad. I think it’s usually on during the weekends.

 

[concretegrazer]

Looks like a 1 year subscription for machinery Pete's info is $100. I think I'll pass on that.

 

[JimBear]

Wow! I don’t blame you, I didn’t look into that part of it, they list some of that on the tv program. If I am remembering correctly 680 (KFEQ) out of St. Joseph, carries some of his stuff or maybe they just reference it on Agri-Shop, Saturday mornings. Been awhile since I listened to it.

 

[amberg]

Looks like a 1 year subscription for machinery Pete's info is $100. I think I'll pass on that.

IMO, He does only the high end sales! Where the big money is.

 

[concretegrazer]

Finally got it out of the shop today.

 

[ajschainsaws]

had the new diesel gator on demo last week

 

[ajschainsaws]

lost drive on the ts-100 loader tractor 1st clutch at 16740 hrs