720lp

[JOE-ILLINOIS]

What are the pros and cons of this tractor, have never been around lp tractors, have talked to some minne guys and they say it's the best fuel going, what do you think about a 720lp, thanks Joe

 

[CLW]

Very clean burning fuel. Engine oil stays clean. Fuel will never go bad. I loved the lp models. Only two drawbacks could be some say they are hard to start in very cold weather, and you need a fuel tank to fill it. Here is a 630LP I refurbished.

 

[Marty K]

I own a '57 720LP and I like it. It is my work tractor and it has the power and mass to take care of things around my 10-acre property (mowing, feeding round bales). The only con I can think of is that it is a 7,500 pound tractor and requires a heavier trailer and pickup to haul it around if you plan to do that. I have five tractors -- all propane -- and I have a 250 gallon tank behind the house that I have the local propane dealer fill every year and a half. Sometimes, I haul the tractor to the dealer and have them fill it directly. While I have a rig to haul it there, I know of other locals that drive their LP tractors to the propane dealer to get them filled.

I agree with the Minnie guys about it being the best fuel for your tractor: never goes bad in the tank, never floods the engine, does not wash the oil off the cylinders, never fouls the plugs, engine oil stays cleaner longer, and, last but not least, it is a clean-burning fuel per the government's environmental standards! All the best in your decision!