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The John Deere model 60 loader should fit the 670 and 655 tractors. The mounts would be different. Even though the dealer catalog does not show the model 60 as available, I know they still had some at the warehouse a couple of years ago. If you go to the classifieds on this site, ad# 1575 lists a 60 loader for a 655. If it is still available you could buy it and get the correct mounting brackets from your local dealer. I have a model 60 with a 54" bucket on my 655 and have found it to be very useful. If you need any additional info feel free to e-mail direct.

670 Deere
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 2 Post by eadaniels

John Deere has been selling the 54" blade with different mounts for a long time. This blade could fit the old 100 series garden tractors, the 300 and 400 series garden tractors, 900 series front mount mowers, 655,755 and 855 compact tractors and now the 4100. I have owned several of them with various tractors from 12hp to 18hp. I currently use one on my 655. Over the last dozen years I have pushed more dirt and snow than I could measure. Any tool could be overworked, but it is my opinion that if this blade isn't heavy duty enough for you then you probably also need a bigger tractor. I believe they are about $1000 complete (blade, mount and angle kit). I am not sure about the 4100 but I do know that on my 655 the blade mount does not interfere with the JD loader or the JD belly mower.

JD Snow Plow
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by eadaniels

I just posted a message that may be of interest to you. Search the CTB for "front blade for 790".

JD 790 quot Front Mount Snow Blower quot
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 2 Post by eadaniels

For several years I have used a 54" front blade on my 655. It is a heavier version on the 54" blade JD put on the 300 & 400 series garden tractors. There is a front frame that bolts to the tractor, after that it is a quick tach. It fits the 655,755 & 855. It doesn't interfere with any of my other JD equipment. There is also a single stage snothrower that fits to the same front bracket. Again the thrower is similar to what you would see on the 300 and 400 series garden tractor. They sold that for the 655 & 755. I don't think it would be very difficult to fit the front bracket to a 790. I know I prefer this equipment to the bulkier stuff that I usually see on these tractors. I have pushed a lot of snow and dirt with the blade but the thrower is quicker if we get a lot of snow at once. No kink in the neck with the front mount. JD parts catalogs PC 1936 (blade) & PC 1937 gives lots of pictorials on what this equpment is like. In my travels I acquired an extra front blade with hyd angle, single stage snothrower and one front bracket that fits both units. I would take $1000 for all three items.

Front blade for 790
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by eadaniels

The direct fit plow for the 750 is a model 375. I came across one about 5 years ago at a big used tractor dealer near Detroit. Last time I was out there it was gone. As far as I know nothing else will fit without some modification. The John Deere parts catalog that gives the exploded views of all the pieces is PC1835.

Re Need snow plow for 750 jd
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by eadaniels

The model 60 JD loader fits the 650,655 & 670 tractors. I have a 655 and love it. It is quick tach and does not interfere with my JD front blade, snothrower or belly mower. I bought the loader new about 4 years ago from a dealer in western Michigan. I had called dealers all over the state and they all told me it was no longer in the book. Conley Equipment in Plainwell was the first dealer to take the initiative to call the factory and discovered they still had some in the warehouse. As I remember, it cost me about $2700 out the door including the mounting brackets. It was a pretty simple one time bolt on attachment. Then it's a quick tach after that. A couple years ago I sent another guy over there and they were still able to get one for him. I would be interested in knowing if they are still available.

Loader Inquiry
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by eadaniels