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    1960 Case 430

    Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. With all the equipment, I'd say 1500-3500 but that depends greatly on the condition of the tractor of course, not just mechanically but appearance as well. Sometimes a tractor with a loader is worth less for fear of abuse to the tractors' drive train from...
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    1960 Case 430

    Depends if your talking Ag tractor with Ag loader or if you have an Industrial with a heavy loader/power steering/shuttle shift.
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    Need help identifying ~1960s J I Case

    If it has a black stripe decal the length of the hood. then its a 30 series (430/530). If not it may be a 00 series (200/300/500). If you have a 430 series, the tag should on the dash, (or two rivet holes where its supposed to be). The hood and side panels will be a one piece unit from the...
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    730 Comfort King Power Steering issues

    Check your pivot pins and bushings under the engine where the axle attaches to the tractor. Be sure you jack up the front of the tractor a bit to get the weight off the axle and you may be surprised how much play is in the axle. Next check your ball joints on the main steering arm and all of...
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    Case 210B

    The loader is of the industrial type as this tractor is a Utility version of the 200B. Many of these tractors also had the backhoe mounted on the back. It has the heavy non-adjustable, low profile, front and rear axles. The shuttle is nice for loader work, but with a bare back, thats about...
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    cass tractors

    The 700B looks very similar to an early 730 yet have many differences. The most obvious from a distance is the black strip decal on the 30 Series vs the full length chrome hardware on a 700B. I'd say the most obvious mechanical difference would be the 700B had a rotary fuel pump with fuel...
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    case series difference?

    Along with a bigger engine the 350 had more crop clearance with the taller tires and bigger cast spoke wheels later used on the 500B/600B series and the 630s. Point of interest, there was a model 300 with these wheels and tires that did not have the bigger engine. It was called a...
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    430 pto

    If you have a short lever with a grab ring on the end on it, it likely pulls straight up to slide a collar over a gear and is not independent. You have to clutch the tractor to put this pto into gear so it doesn't grind. If you have a tall straight lever, it leans away from the tractor to...
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    Smallest '00 B Series Diesel?

    The 300B, 700B and 800B were all offered with diesel along with the 900B.
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    Smallest '00 B Series Diesel?

    The Case 300B was the only model offered by Case with a diesel in the 200B - 600B small frame tractors. It used a 157 cu. in. engine same as the earlier 300 roundnose diesel tractor. Case didn't use the 188 cu. in. diesel until the 30 series in the 1960s.
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    Photo- Straw prices

    Dave, The little lady is my ten year old and the tractor driver of this operation. My son is atop doing the stacking and yours truely did the throwin. I was behind the camera at that moment and I must say any picture I've taken with a cell phone has been poor quality, but it beats carrying a...
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    Photo- Straw prices

    Try this again.
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    case 470 governor problem???

    I had a 630 like that when I bought it. Idles like a purring kitten and would spit and stall whenever the throttle was moved, even if only to pull itself across the yard. I had all kinds of fuel and spark and even rebuilt the carb for no reason. Turns out the advance was stuck and not...
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    CASE 440

    Not to be smart here, but are you sure you don't have a 400B? They are very similar in size and style. Very often I see them for sale with the wrong 430 decals on the hood. I don't know much about the B series if they had a "C" after the number or not on a 400B tag. A 400B/gas/rowcrop...
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    830 western special

    If your tag says 832, the number 2 should tell us what configuration it is, but I can't find my info on that. You should have a later model comfort king going by your serial number. 1966 models are 8279001-8306500 for Racine tractors. Need more info on the fenders as both styles are...
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