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Ishman

I just bought my first Littie red Giant, it is labeled 702 but Im a bit confused, I was under the impression that the numbers stood for: 7 engine, 0 pull start, 2 year built. The confusion is that my tractor is electric start. It has the correct style engine, a 7 HP Kohler. I tried to use the serial number tool at the Toro website to no avail. I was hoping maybe someone here could help straighten this out.

Thanks, Keith

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Riley088

The 702 is electric start. Congrats on your first horse. Once you have been bitten there will be more. Welcome to Redsquare.

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wheelhorse656

I dont know why the 702 was was not a 752 my self. i gusse for the same resone the 633 is a electric start 6hp kohler. somtimes the old saying doesent ring true but most of the time it does. Also if the 856 its 8hp electric start built in 65 3 speed trans, but if its a 875 the seven stands for hydro in place of 3 speed.

thats mostly the only diffrent ones. Hope this helps.

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Indy w h

You'll love that 702!!!

Welcome to the square !!

Indy

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Will G

welcome to RedSquare!

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TT

:text-welcomewave: to :wh: and :WRS:

As stated above, the model numbers on some of the old tractors are exceptions to the rules. Once you're around them for a while identifying & understanding them will become second-nature.

I'd also like to see a post or two about your Fairlane if you get a chance. :eusa-whistle: :handgestures-thumbup:

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tunahead72

... And maybe a photo of your 702 as well? :popcorn:

Welcome aboard!

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aeallison

Welcome to the best group of Wheel Horse enthusiasts you will ever know. I am sure you will enjoy that horse. I love mine.

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AMC RULES

:text-worthless: Keith! :WRS:

:thumbs:

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VinsRJ

:WRS: and I have to agree, :text-worthless: :happy-jumpeveryone:

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Jake Kuhn

:WRS:

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Ishman

Wow! Talk about instant gratification. I post last night and Boom! 7 replies by 5:00am when I got up. I have spent the last 1-1/2 hour taking pics and learning how to post so here you go. TT, I'll get a post about my Fairlane a little later today, I have my grand daughters recitle to attend this morning.

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Ishman

Well you asked for pics! I dont know how I doubled up on them. I will get better I promise.

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Sparky

Looks great. Just shoot some almond paint in those rims please :eusa-whistle: .

Mike........

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Ishman

I meant to mention that I think the guy I got it from had it goin on for a Speedex. Both back tires are in good shape although1 is a General and the other is a like new Carlisle Turf-Tamer so they dont match plus the General is an inch and a half taller which makes the old girl sit cockeyed. The first thing I am going to do is get new wheels (these were loaded and look to be pretty rusted around the stem) with 6-12 ags on the back, the front tires are like new, so just a rim paint on them.

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boovuc

Beautiful tractor! Love it!

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ckarnes

there a great tractor i have a sickle bar mower on mine and used it to plow works great the only problem ive ever had is the frame cracked where it bolts to the trans

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