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!

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Si.. tenia direccion hidraulica originalmente pero fue retirada.

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

@@Br1JD gracias por la aclaración

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

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