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  1. campcrawler

    track bushing

    My 1963 Case 310D needs a track bushing to complete my rebuild. I've replaced the lower track roller bearings, loose plates, but need a bushing to finish this phase of the 310 rebuild. Thank you for any help you may offer.
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    Case 1963 310D Master Link

    I am looking for a master link for a 1963 Case 310D. One of the pin holders on the grouser is torn up and needs to be replaced. The crawler is outside and I'f like to finish this phase before winter...and we've already gotten flurries...in September. I've searched the old tractor parts places...
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    Case 310D lower track rollers

    Thank you for looking. I found the parts I needed at various sites. I am looking for a track master link with pins. Any laying around?
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    Case 310D lower track rollers

    Thank you for this information. It's been difficult to locate the actual year and model (310D, or G, or other).
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    Case 310D lower track rollers

    If it helps, I am using part numbers from the Case Parts Catalog No. A679 On the Battery Box is a plate with Serial number 3914017, but on the engine block near the starter is the number 301401. My rollers look exactly like the one in the A679 manual with the grease zerk on the end of the shaft
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    Case 310D lower track rollers

    Yes, they are FAFNIR. I wrote FAFNIA in the original post because I was unclear of the lettering. Thank you. 5207W C1 (FAFNIR); and 207K (FAFNIR). I need the angular double row ball bearings, seal, spacer bearing, and shield. The shaft has the grease cert on the end. I found some online (Lily...
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    Case 310D lower track rollers

    I'm looking for the bearings kit for the 310D ( 4 rollers). The two bearings I can read have part number: 5207W (FAFNIA); and 207K (FAFNIA MADE IN USA). I need the double row ball bearings, seal, spacer bearing, and shield. The shaft has the grease cert on the end.
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    1961 Case 310D track crawler backhoe boom won't swing left

    I'm having an issue with my 1961 Case 310D track crawler loader-backhoe. The right pedal works and allows the boom to swing right, but the left pedal seems completely locked up. I noticed a missing bolt that should connect the rod to the linkage, but even with that identified, the rod itself...
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    1961? Crawler w/backhoe

    Thanks again for the replies. Because the crawler is 250 miles away, I only have the manual to view, which is a problem. I haven't been under the crawler yet, so I remember only what I saw briefly before hauling it to the camp. The service manual includes the diesel and gas models, (188 and...
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    1961? Crawler w/backhoe

    As I look through the manual, I see the transmission holds 18.5 qts including the torque converter, shuttle, and sump. I am looking for a quality transmision oil but don't want to over buy. Am I seeing everything here?
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    1961? Crawler w/backhoe

    Thank you for the link. On a different topic, will the "Traveller All Mineral SAE 90 Ford Tractor Transmission Fluid" work in this crawler? Its all mineral oil and SAE90. I'm a little shy about adding something that may harm this old girl. She's working right now and I want to keep it that way...
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    1961? Crawler w/backhoe

    I'm new here and want to introduce myself. I have a decent-running 310D? 148CI gas engine crawler. It starts up, drives, and all hydraulics work well. It seems underpowered, but I haven't used it enough to test it. The frost is just now leaving the northern WI ground. I hope to find information...
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    Case 310G Crawler

    I appreciate the experience on this forum and also have a question regarding year of manufacture for my 310G. I was told it was a 1961, but another guy told me the 310G came out in 1964. I just bought it and want to replace filters, drop the oil pan, change fluids etc., and am having a hard time...
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