B7200HST D

[Berry]

Just a quick question to all you long time OUT folks. I have owned an B7200 HST D for about 4 years now. Over the 4 or so years, I have enjoyed browsing the OTT and have experienced the wealth of knowledge out there amongst the members.

Here's my question; as I browse the forum , I don't see a lot of 7200 models listed, a lot of 7100s.. I'm curious as to why, where they not that popular and is there a similar model that there questions might relate to the 7200?
Regards

 

[Biker1mike]

Berry
My 1986 B6200 owners manual shows the 5200, 6200 and 7200 as the same size with different horse power and slight tire options. There is no HST version in the manual , that may be a year difference.
The only other b6200 I have heard of or seen is in the used/scrap area of my local tractor dealer. I 've had this for 20 years and the 3 digit hour meter has been turned over several times. This little beast just will not quit.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

There were less of the B7200's made than the B7100's.
The B8200 was a more popular model and it's just a little bigger version of the B7200.

 

[Berry]

Berry
My 1986 B6200 owners manual shows the 5200, 6200 and 7200 as the same size with different horse power and slight tire options. There is no HST version in the manual , that may be a year difference.
The only other b6200 I have heard of or seen is in the used/scrap area of my local tractor dealer. I 've had this for 20 years and the 3 digit hour meter has been turned over several times. This little beast just will not quit.

Thanks Biker, good to hear it keeps on ticken. I have to say how amazed I am what my 7200 still does and how smooth it runs. As far as the hour meter goes, mine is at 840 and only heaven knows how many times it has been around.

 

[Berry]

There were less of the B7200's made than the B7100's.
The B8200 was a more popular model and it's just a little bigger version of the B7200.

Good to know and thanks Wolfman. Ill keep a lookout for those models.