John Deere 730 en plena actividad

Refertilizando maíz en 3º a fondo con un JD 730 y fertilizador casero de 16 surcos: 60 ha/día

[@rubenvigna4673]

Hola me encanta ver el 730 trabajando me trae muchos recuerdos.tengo 68 lo e usado muchos años.los felicito.saludos.

[@marianoprincipi1288]

Que hermoso 35 hermano felicitaciones!! muy prolijo!

[@juapi2]

un lujo el 730 se fabricaba cuando yo tenia 10 años y ahora tengo 61 je.. y una maravilla el pibe como lo lleva derechito sin pisar el maíz y con dirección mecánica jaja.

[@Archivesman1]

Thank you for writing back. After seeing how easy it is to operate I now wish our tractors had the foot clutch instead of the hand clutch.

[@manfredlahusen]

@Archivesman1 Here in Argentina too. This is an invention made by the firm Arlotti with a Ford 700 with Perkins engine clutch. Both brakes became together individual on the right side and the clutch pedal left where the left brake was. You can buy it as a Kit and no further changes has to be made. anytime you can build it back like original. No original parts have to be modified. Notice also the JD logo at the front instead the deere.

[@mauriciorighetti1783]

uuuu lo q tiraaaa ese cachibacheeer

[@armandogonzalez2156]

El freno del pedal izquierdo se te va muy abajo tienes q anivelarlo

[@dinopieraligi5980]

Hola una consulta, cómo le incorporaron los hidráulicos?

[@cumminslful]

what is the web site for the foot clutch? thanks

[@Archivesman1]

Very Good video, thank you for posting. Was this video made in South America or Europe? I notice your 730 has a foot clutch as opposed to a hand clutch. John Deere 730 tractors that were sold in the United States had a hand clutch.

[@federicoacker5672]

Hi Jimmy: the 730 was manufactured in Argentina, from 59 to 71 (yes... 1971 !!) when was replaced by 2420 (4 in-line cyl. - 66HP - synchro-gearbox). So there´s a lot of 730 around here, and most of them still working! My grandfather have 2 of them, and replace them when the 2420 came out in the ´70s. John Deere was one of the first tractor manufacturer installed here in late 50s. But even before that there where a lot of local farming machinery businesses and factories (most of them initiated by Italian immigrants), for example a company called Rotania developed here the first auto-propulsated harvesting machine in the world, back in the mid ´20, I think was in 1929 (the company don´t exist anymore, disappear in the ´90s). Back on 730, John Deere began to offer here the foot-clutch in mid ´60s. Cheers!

[@cesargiustozzi9010]

De dónde sos

[@estebanvilosio942]

si no me equivoco es el tatin busilli

[@zeke92493]

Uhhhhh.... am I missing something here???

[@manfredlahusen]

The adress is sergioarlotti(dot)com(dot)ar The beltpulley is replaced by a protector. In the website you have to skip the intro up right. It's in spanish. This firm is located in Firmat, Santa Fe, Argentina

[@theramonda]

en cuarta lo llevas?

[@Br1JD]

En 3°

[@maxivigna4294]

Tiene dirección mecánica????

[@Br1JD]

Si.. tenia direccion hidraulica originalmente pero fue retirada.

[@ivanblazevic7542]

Una pregunta, eso es una sembradora que sirve para fertilizar o es esclusivamente fertilizadora?

[@Br1JD]

Es solamente un fertilizador! Podría usarse para sembrar algo que no requiera mucha precisión como por ejemplo alguna pastura o cultivo de servicio.

[@ivanblazevic7542]

@@Br1JD gracias por la aclaración

[@rodolfocastillo4733]

Es en Argentina? Ese 730 no se fabricó en usa por lo tanto nunca llegó a México. Los de acá son con el clutch de mano y la carrocería es verde con franja amarilla.

[@arielrossi1903]

En Argentina le modificaban el clutch y lo hacían a pedal. Básicamente es el mismo de usa. Lo del color es como dices

[@robertfps5125]

En ese tiempo Argentina era el granjero de casi todo el mundo Necesitaba maquinaria todo el tiempo

[@mauriciorighetti1783]

uuuu lo q tiraaaa ese cachibacheee

[@mauriciorighetti1783]

uuuu lo q tiraaaa ese cachibacheee