New Member of the Pack

[casepower970]

Well guys, if you hadn't seen the pictures on the JIC page on FB. we just recently acquired a 1969 Case 1030 out of Wisconsin. It has 5500hrs on it and I believe it is a 2 owner tractor. It is mostly an all original tractor besides having the fenders, fuel tank, and platform repainted. Also has a newer seat. It had a cab on it, and the guy took it off and put it on his 930 gas. It has dealer tags on it. The most I could read of the first one said Triebold Implement, Whitewater, Wisconsin. The sticker on top of the old one reads Heling Implement, Beaver Dam, WI. Overall good running tractor, it is really a fun tractor to operate. Such unique looking tractors Case made. Enjoy the pics I attached

 

[Kow Farmer]

What a great addition to your Case herd! I would love a 1030. Thanks for the great pics.
Kow Farmer Kurt

 

[Agri King]

I saw that tractor in the photo ads here, looks like you got a nice tractor with Firestones also.

 

[Don Rudolph]

That sure is a nice late model 1030! I always consider a 1030 to be a giant engine with 4 wheels attached to it, as tractors should be designed IMHO.

Heling Implement was in business until about 15 years ago. There was also Heling's Garage (a relative) in Burnett, a Case, AC, and Studebaker dealer. Don

 

[Hayrack]

Beautiful 1030!!! I would love to have one like that!

 

[FiremanJohn]

Awesome find. My other question is where is the JIC page over there? Have found very little tractor stuff and would love to see more over there.

 

[KevinBfromIllinois]

Triebold Imp is still in Janesville but now a New Holland dealer only with other short lines, as it always goes corporate took away there IH Case dealership a couple years ago.

 

[Ande]

Sure like seeing that "1031", you are enjoying yours,as I do mine. Tough tractor.
Thanks for the great post

 

[Bermuda Ken]

Triebold's are in Whitewater, WI.

Heling Imp of Beaver Dam "made the cut" at the time of the merger and (IMO) were not the right choice. Doer's was so much more modern in EVERY way, yet they were shafted.