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  1. Tgrasher

    67 Case 430 lacks power.

    Was the fuel flow from the tank measured?
  2. Tgrasher

    Changing oil

    I do the same, and your right, a few more inches of height would make a big difference on these wore out shoulders. The trucks aren't a problem but the cars have front air dams that need a two inch board in front of the ramp to clear. I've had to make a board ramp to get on the steel ramp...
  3. Tgrasher

    Case 1947 SE Series Engine

    If you clean things up and then dust with flour, the leak will reveal itself real quick.
  4. Tgrasher

    63 Case 530 loader control valve.

    Try taking a screw driver to pry the spool back and forth while spraying it with a penetrant. Use your other hand to pull on the linkage. Is your oil free of water? If this doesn't help then start putting penetrant on the roll pins.
  5. Tgrasher

    Skidsteer advice

    Have a T595 Bobcat with motion joy stick on left and lift/tilt on right. Use it almost daily on 4 x 5 round bales and moving raw lumber for processing. It's become the go to machine over other options on this farm. It does have tracks so mud and snow are no problem. Easy to work on with diesel...
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    Used V-Hay Rake Recommendations

    Hydraulic raise and lower makes it a lot easier. Mine only gives me trouble when the hay in spots is too thick. It gets bound up between the tire and the rake wheel. If I would adjust it wider, then the rows from each side won't be close enough for the baler. Nothing to really wear out except...
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    Case 320b leaky left tank and bellhousing torched

    Soaking and vibration to help the penetrant spread is the quicker way. Make a 1/4" thick, or more, plate of steel that fits the top of the piston catching it on the sides. Use an air hammer with a blunt tip, lightly, alternatively to vibrate the pistons. Again, it will take some time and may not...
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    Random Nutty CASE pics

    The snow pictures are appreciated on this 100 degree day here. You could sell tickets to people like me to be able to look your equipment over, even more to drive a few.
  9. Tgrasher

    NEED SEALENT FOR 5 GAL PLASTIC GAS TANK

    Have a tiller with a wrap around plastic gas tank that is part of the shroud of the engine. A varmint decided to chew a hole in the tank and left me with a leaking mess when I use the tiller. Everything I've used eventually gives way and starts leaking again. I'm going to try to plastic weld it...
  10. Tgrasher

    Can a Case 830 diesel run a 535 baler in a pinch?

    You underestimate your 830, it's a gutsy tractor.
  11. Tgrasher

    Priming a 830 CK diesel.

    Saw a trick on bleeding where a guy took a small tire tube (bicycle), cut it and slipped an end over the fuel tank fill spout, sealing with a hose clamp. The other end had a plug in it with a clamp. It enabled him to apply a few pounds of air pressure via valve stem, and hold it, while trying to...
  12. Tgrasher

    Case 320b leaky left tank and bellhousing torched

    There are those of us who check daily on your progress. There were only 51 of your 320B made, according to Tractor Data, and it is lacking ordinary information. The GD157 Continental was not a widely used motor but parts appear to be out there. I once had a 300 row crop with the 157 diesel and...
  13. Tgrasher

    Band sawmill

    For what it's worth, I buy and sell cut raw cut lumber. Do some cutting on a Baker resaw to make specific pieces that are required by coal mines. All my lumber is bought from sawmills big circular and band, but mostly from small bandsaw ones, Amish and other individuals.. The quality of the...
  14. Tgrasher

    52 Case VA with Rear Steel

    As said, the wheels look original, even the weights are correct. The yellow paint, not original. Some dealers painted tractors the new Desert Sunset color that was becoming the style, to help sell old stock. And some individuals did the same to make their tractor look newer. If you take this to...
  15. Tgrasher

    Just curious

    All depends on moisture conditions, ground dryness, wind, amount of sun, and of course, the prediction for rain. I cut with a haybine, rake it once with a wheel rake when almost dry in late morning, and bale in the afternoon. Being in the crossroads of weather systems, I can get rain from any...
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