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    Case 1070 Engine re-build

    If as someone said you ONLY get a small amount from engine every day get some BARS leak an mix it in hot water an dump it in engine an be sure to run it for hour or so.It is a cheap fix for a start.Also i would drain antifreze an only have water in it till you determine fix as antifreze is...
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    830 pto clutch plates

    Thanks for info fellows .Appreciate it very much
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    830 pto clutch plates

    Where is best place near western oh to purchase new pto plates?
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    Diesel motor home engines

    We are on our second 1999 mh with both having the Cummins 8.3. The mh weighs 27000 lb an we pull a Chrysler van fully loaded with some stuff such as a heavy power chair .I can assure you it will easly do 75 mph an more. Rarely on I75 between Ohio an Fl. will it need to shift.Our first mh with...
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    Sure would have like to try to blow some hay with the 1030

    Long ago we had a new Badger 54 in 540 blower.I had a high tin 830 an if i remember it had a no load engine speed of 2300 rpm. Well we could not get that combination to blow a wheelbarrow of haylage in to a 60foot silo.Frustrated we put a dc on the blower an it got the job done for many years...
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    Help, 1070 over heats

    With engine cold fill radiator with water an than idle engine for few minutes an check for bubbles .If none thats a good thing --if bubbles appear constant thats a bad thing an calls for a tear down as it could be any number of things.
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    930 case diesel pump question.

    If you remove the injection pump be sure to have it at correct timed position so it will be easy to reanstall.( timing mark on pulley at correct position an slash marks on injection pump matching.)
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    930 case diesel pump question.

    Your probably on the right track.If the transfer pump is working you should feel pulse on rubber hose from final filter to pump.I think if you cracked bleeder on final filter it would squirt out also.I dont know if Case ever put the filter housing that has two filters on it that had a T handle...
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    930 case diesel pump question.

    you said you got lot of junk out of tank so if you havent do take the hand primer apart an totally clean it .You can remove the line goint into the first filter an you should get full flow of fuel also. Easiest stuff first.
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    What drives A Turbo Charger Quiz

    Ill also add turboed engines verses that same engine non turboed have a smaller diameter manifold that incresees the speed of gasses hitting turbo blades.
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    VAC Plowing Pictures

    You sure you are cutting only the width of the two bottoms? You might be cutting more with that first bottom an that will pull yo to side.
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    930 Made it home-advice needed

    Put can of Bars leak in radiator( mix it in boiling water first) than fill tank with fuel an run it hard TILL TANK IS EMPTY!Both our 830 an 1070 ran like sccared cats after running manure pumps at full throttle after having steady full load on them.Thats assuming there is no severe blow buy that...
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    Shifting gears in trucks

    If you the owner had 250 tractors hauling freight to the north east including NYC.Would you rather have the clutch that MIGHT begin slipping an need replaced when driver returned to home base having babiedd his truck back an than repaired in home shop or if his drivers floated shifts an some...
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    using air to move diesel fuel

    Not a good idea.If an when you might have a unforseen situation where air an fuel would be ejected the ignition temperature of the misted fuel is considerably lower than liquid Diesel fuel an therfore chance of fire is much greater.
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    O.T. Road Tractor (Semi) transmission synchronizers

    My boss with 250 tractors would fire us if we did that float thing.
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