John Deere 730

Production: 1961 - 1971  

Production

Manufacturer:John Deere
Type:Row-Crop tractor
Factory:Rosario, Argentina
The John Deere model 730, originally built in Waterloo, was also exported to Argentina and assembled at Deere's factory in Rosario. When two-cylinder production ended at Waterloo the tooling for the 730 was moved to Argentina. Production continued until 1971. Argentine model 730s were built in row-crop, standard, and high-crop variants. The paint scheme and hood medallion were different than US-built 730s.

John Deere 730 Power

Drawbar (claimed):53 hp 39.5 kW
PTO (claimed):59 hp 44.0 kW
Plows:5

Mechanical

Chassis:4x2 2WD
Steering:manual
Brakes:differential mechanical drum
Cab:Open operator station. Optional Float-Ride seat.
Transmission:6-speed unsynchronized gear

Hydraulics

Type:open center
Valves:1 or 2

Tractor hitch

Rear Type:II (optional)

Power Take-off (PTO)

Rear PTO:independent
Rear RPM:540

Electrical

Ground:positive
Charging system:generator
Batteries:2
4 (diesel)
Battery volts:6

Engine Detail

John Deere
gasoline
2-cylinder 4-valve
liquid-cooled
Displacement:360.5 ci 5.9 L
Bore/Stroke:6.00x6.375 inches 152 x 162 mm
Fuel use:4.514 gal/hour 17.1 l/hour
Air cleaner:oil bath
Compression:6.14:1
Rated RPM:1125
Starter volts:12
Coolant capacity:29 qts 27.4 L

Transmission

Manufacturer:John Deere
Type:unsynchronized gear
Gears:6 forward and 1 reverse

Dimensions

Wheelbase:93.7 inches 237 cm
Length:135.25 inches 343 cm
Width:86.625 inches 220 cm
Height:88.25 inches 224 cm
Front tread:48 to 80 inches 121 to 203 cm
Rear tread:60 to 88 inches 152 to 223 cm
Rear tread:60 to 104 inches 152 to 264 cm (long axle)
Rear tread:60 to 122 inches 152 to 309 cm (extra-long axle)

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