John Deere 710 Lanz

[limpan332]

Hi everyone!
i have a john deere 710 lanz and i was looking for if anyone knows a good store that sells spare parts for it, preferably in europe as im located in Sweden but i havent found any place here that has parts for them.

thanks in advance

 

[tom upton]

Here in Canada JD dealers still carry the basics, but things like clutch pressure plates are NLA, but a good clutch shop can probably rebuild? I believe engine o/h kits are still available thru JD and aftermarket suppliers. Steering parts are hard to come by. Sometimes you have to improvise/make your own parts etc. for these old tractors. I have a couple parts tractors so hopefully can keep the one going . They are a good tractor if you dont use a lot of hydraulic implements as the hydraulic pumps and hydraulic system in general is not the best. Engine wise - hard to beat the fuel economy.

 

[NDIHC]

While I know nothing about JD/Lanz tractors, welcome to the forum! I have relatives in Sweden from Vaxjo and others from Varmland and various other places that I can't remember off hand.

 

[NY 986]

Hi everyone!
i have a john deere 710 lanz and i was looking for if anyone knows a good store that sells spare parts for it, preferably in europe as im located in Sweden but i havent found any place here that has parts for them.

thanks in advance

I can't speak as to Sweden but countries such as England, France, and Germany should have JD dealers. They may be able to point to a dealer or dealer network closer to you.

 

[CorneliusFun]

You could try contacting John Deere dealers in Germany or France. They may have access to older Lanz parts or know specialized suppliers who deal with these tractors. Worth asking them even if they can't supply the parts directly.

 

[limpan332]

Here in Canada JD dealers still carry the basics, but things like clutch pressure plates are NLA, but a good clutch shop can probably rebuild? I believe engine o/h kits are still available thru JD and aftermarket suppliers. Steering parts are hard to come by. Sometimes you have to improvise/make your own parts etc. for these old tractors. I have a couple parts tractors so hopefully can keep the one going . They are a good tractor if you dont use a lot of hydraulic implements as the hydraulic pumps and hydraulic system in general is not the best. Engine wise - hard to beat the fuel economy.

thats good to know, thankfully i dont have that much hydralic stuff and those hydralic implements that i use i have a Volvo bm 350 with a bigger hydralic pump on for those implements

 

[limpan332]

While I know nothing about JD/Lanz tractors, welcome to the forum! I have relatives in Sweden from Vaxjo and others from Varmland and various other places that I can't remember off hand.

thank you! i drive a lorry in Växjö quite regulary so i know the city somewhat

 

[limpan332]

I can't speak as to Sweden but countries such as England, France, and Germany should have JD dealers. They may be able to point to a dealer or dealer network closer to you.

thank you for the tips! im will try to see if i can get a hold of them