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  1. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    Hunit, Of course we can do that. That is the method we have been using. But, why do this: Bush hog, wait for the grass to die, disc, seed, disc again. When we can do this: bush hog, seed with grain drill. Done.
  2. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    This might be all for nothing!! Just spoke to the co-op where I plan on renting the grain drill. They have a 7' Great Plains. They said my tractor (25 hp) won't work it. Thoughts?
  3. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    mEl, your interlock valve port plug option is intresting. This seems less intrusive than stacking another manifold on top. I assume you would still activate the system using the lever on the right side of the seat (the same lever for the hitch)? Would this simply be a supply line for drill...
  4. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    Joe, this is good news!! The Eagle hitch system you described above is exactly what is on my tractor. However, as I recall, there isn"t a whole lot of room between the top of the pump and the fuel tank. Guess I would need to locate the valve and manifold to make sure it will fit. I will use...
  5. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    Tim, I couldn't find anything listed for the 211b on the IH/Case website either. I was hoping to aquire the service manual without forking over the $36 for it. That was why I asked if anybody had a copy (pdf file) that they were willing to share (email it to me). I'm cheap that way...
  6. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    Barry, My 211b does have an eagle hitch system, however it has been modified. The eagle hitch (hooks) have been cut off where they attach to the implement. The "hooks" have been replaced by welding the standard "eyelets" found on most tractors. This was done by the previous owner. That said...
  7. J

    211B - Need Hydraulic Outlet

    I am looking into rent a no-till grain drill to plant for fall hunting season. The grain drill requires a hydraulic hook up. My 211B does not have an outlet at the rear (or the front, for that matter)for these hook ups. Has anyone attempted to add hydraulic outlets to a 211B? What parts are...
  8. J

    Case 210B - Lighting

    I found a direct replacement at O’Reilly’s (same type parts store as Pep Boys, Advance, Auto Zone, etc.). They have both the 6v & the 12v. I picked up the 12v for about $11.00 each. It’s a Wagner light with part # 4411. I also picked up a replacement implement light (I called it the rear...
  9. J

    Case 210B - Exhaust

    Thanks PhilcaseinWPA. Judging from that second picture, I'm going to need to fab up that bracket and probably one underneath for the muffler. I don't use my 210 for hay raking, but I do a lot of bush hogging, so I am a bit concerned about it hanging under there. But like it is, my chest hurts...
  10. J

    Case 210B - Exhaust

    I'm going to convert my vertical exhaust to the orignial horizontal type (under the clutch pedal). Would anyone having the horizontal setup post pics in this thread so I can see how I need to plumb & support this? Any pit falls? Thanks! J
  11. J

    Case 210B - Lighting

    I"m rewiring the tractor and would like to include the (non-working) headlights and the rear light. I can"t find replacements for the pristine orignal 6v headlights. For those with that have restored (Joe?) these tractors or upgraded the lighting, what did you do to make it work, where did you...
  12. J

    Case 210B - Carb and Hydrolics

    It's great to finally get some information on this tractor. I've owned a 210B for about 9 years now and never knew that much about it. We still use our as our main work horse on timber property in Fort Deposit, Alabama (about 30 miles south of Montgomery of I65.) my family owns. We use it to...
  13. J

    Case 210B

    It"s great to finally get some information on this tractor. I"ve owned a 210B for about 9 years now and never knew that much about it. We still use our as our main work horse on timber property in Fort Deposit, Alabama (about 30 miles south of Montgomery of I65.) my family owns. We use it to...
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