Anonymous-0
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The price was right on this 730 JD combine. Im gonna use the diesel engine and the belt drive to power my sawmill.
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Anonymous-0
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Hope you get rid of that flat belt and run v belts. will save you a lot of time runing after the flat belt all over the back forty.
Anonymous-0
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know what you are sayin but Im gonna have to use the flat belt until I gets more monies. Poverty really sucks ya know!!
Anonymous-0
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ep, there is lots of belts and pulleys on there for other uses
Anonymous-0
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Yep bout the only thing worst is getting old..
Anonymous-0
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ld well drillers never die... They just smell that way...LOL
twostepn2001
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Did it come with a OEM cup holder or will it be a aftermarket type?
Ron A Anderson
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Next shopping trip like this look for a old grinder mixer as it will have pulleys for 6 to 8 V belts and that would solve the belt problem.
JOHNNYfromMI
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Could you set it up with a tire that would run against the steel pully? Save messing with a flat belt and they pull real good.
Tony in Mass.
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HEY LYLE! I think Old Roy is on to something here...send him more pics, I'm sure he has more great ideas! The sawdust can get unloaded into trucks backed up to the bin etc etc....
Anonymous-0
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ey Rick, dont know how to open email but here is mine....my name at hot mail dot com
Lyle, that looks like a 329 from the top, same engine as in a 4030 and 29xx series. You might want to keep an eye on it for a bit after you get it running. They liked to cavitate and might need a new set of sleeves. Keep a close check on the oil, because the coolant will leak into it from the pin hole in the base of the sleeves at the o rings. It's not a hard rebuild, but you don't want to wipe out the crank or camshaft by trying to lubricate them with antifreeze.
Jim in Ma.
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If you get that flat belt allined rite - It will run just fine.
flying belgian
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No problem for Lyle. The way that guy gets things done he can re sleeve it tomorrow night after supper and have it ready to go for The next days log run.
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