Case 450 loader parts help needed

[reddog848]

I need the last (rear section) of the rock guard for a 79 Case 450 track loader. Also looking for some teeth for the loader bucket and /or the bucket section that is welded for the cutting edge. Maybe even a used bucket if I can find one cheap enough. I am in Canton, Tx and will P/U any parts if close enough, up to 500 miles or so. Serial # of tractor is 3056038. Hector, I know you have parts for almost anything, can you help or point me in the right direction?? Anyone that has parts or knows of a good parts yard your help is very much appreciated. There is a Case dealer in Tyler, Tex and they are no help at all. Thanks guys for any help,

Fred
[email protected]
903-530-5131

 

[Jiles]

(quoted from post at 13:52:48 08/30/10) I need the last (rear section) of the rock guard for a 79 Case 450 track loader. Also looking for some teeth for the loader bucket and /or the bucket section that is welded for the cutting edge. Maybe even a used bucket if I can find one cheap enough. I am in Canton, Tx and will P/U any parts if close enough, up to 500 miles or so. Serial # of tractor is 3056038. Hector, I know you have parts for almost anything, can you help or point me in the right direction?? Anyone that has parts or knows of a good parts yard your help is very much appreciated. There is a Case dealer in Tyler, Tex and they are no help at all. Thanks guys for any help,

Fred
[email protected]
903-530-5131

I have bought a lotor parts from www.e-backhoeparts.com
I have other sources for parts if needed.

 

[reddog848]

Thanks but this is a track loader as in like a dozer, not a "backhoe".
Thanks for the help tho.

Fred

 

[Jiles]

Did you check the site?
I think they have parts for loaders and dozers as well as BH parts.
Give Dale a call---super nice guy!

 

[reddog848]

Yes I did go to the site. Really nice. I am going to call them today to see if they have any crawler parts, and I did email them last night.
Thanks again for the help.

Fred

 

[Case450]

You can also utilize a local welder as well. Have them cut out a 12" deep section of bucket edge along the front edge of the entire bucket and weld in a piece of HEAVY duty steel. At the same time have them weld on some teeth shanks. Shop around for them, they are pretty universal. Then you can install new teeth with pins and change the teeth as they get worn or damaged.
Just another option for ya.