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    9250 backhoe swing parts needed

    Awesome, Wengers is a half hour from me. I"ll call in the morning and hope they have an assembly. Thanks!
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    9250 backhoe swing parts needed

    Hi all, I need a little help with a 9250 backhoe swing pin and bushings. I was on this board a few times when I had a Case 480 a few years ago, but it"s been a while since I had a tractor...But I just bought a 300b tlb. The pin I"m working on is the one the swing links pivot on, tapered at...
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    G148B firing order and cylinder #1

    Thanks. I did pull the dist and spin the rotor to point at the wire for the rearmost cylinder when it was at tdc. They key here is that I really need to know the firing order and which cylinder is actually #1. I've been all over the block on this thing, I can't find a firing order anywhere.
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    G148B firing order and cylinder #1

    Could someone tell me the firing order and where cylinder number one is for a G148b in a 480CK? I expected cylinder 1 to be up front by the radiator, but when I was moving wires to a new distributor cap, I found the PO had marked the cylinders reverse, with wire #1 being toward the rearmost...
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    Water in the drive wheels?

    The right side is leaking now, and it must be CC, it was some bitter crap when I tasted it... I guess I'll replace the valve core today...
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    Water in the drive wheels?

    BTW, I'm on Long island, it does get below freezing up here.
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    Problems with a 480CK

    Anyone mind if I top this? I'm really hoping I can find a replacement distributor or figure out what this one is...
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    Water in the drive wheels?

    Oh, I thought CC was white... This was pretty clear, but it could be CC, I didn't check it more than as it was flowing. I'm thinking this is a tubeless wheel. It has a steel valve stem fixed on the rim. How much stability does it add? The machine has a backhoe, I could probably fill that...
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    Water in the drive wheels?

    I tried to air up the drive wheels today on the Case 480 I just bought, and have water coming out of the valves on both tires. The valves are on the top of the wheel right now, so I'm thinking this means the whole tire was full of water. I know calcium chloride is used sometimes, but I've...
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    Loading A Tractor Without A Winch

    I just loaded a dead Case 480CK with a come-along, and bumping the starter in gear when we got to the rear wheels on the trailer edge. We were going to jack-knife the truck and use another truck to pull the machine up, but as a last resort. Once it was loaded, I did use another truck alongside...
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    Problems with a 480CK

    I just bought this machine about 2 weeks ago with the distributor apart and the seller frustrated that he bought the wrong electronic conversion kit and apparently the wrong points before that. I thought I'd rigged up the electronics to work, so put some gas in the tank to discover the carb...
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    Just bought a Case 480 CK

    Ah, yes it must be a 148B. The label is shot, so it looks like 1488. Thanks, that should help with getting the ignition parts.
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    Just bought a Case 480 CK

    Yup, it was on the right side, kind of tucked behind the loader controls. I don"t know what that other serial I posted was, it must have been for the loader. The serial from the p-late you pointed me to is 8661570, which makes it a 1970. Thanks!!
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    Just bought a Case 480 CK

    Hi, I just bought a Case 480 CK to do some yard work. THe seller knew very little about the machine itself. Could anyone tell me anything about it by it's serial (I assume this is the serial): 5002960 The machine doesn't run right now as the distributor is in pieces. The seller thought it...
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