puller

[Anonymous-0]

I pull a hot farm case 1175 and am thinking about getting in to anique pulling and know nothing about it. I got to stay with
case so what models make good pullers.

 

[Brian in Ohio]

Don't know how old you are looking to go, but I've seen some stout pullin' 400 / 700 / 730. I know Don Livingston pulls with an LAI.

 

[Ernest schoen]

I pull with several older Case tractors. I have taken home many first places with my 49' LA. Mostly percentage pulls. Pulls consistent at 165%. 4 3/4" bore. High comp. head. Weighs 8020 lbs. 18.4 x 30 tires

 

[Wilson]

I have a 37 c-c case puller lp heads fits low gear rules as has c 31 tooth sprockets NATURELY the rest is pure stock. The box of blue ribons do not sell with the tractor 812 798 1222

 

[Anonymous-0]

There are several good Case pullers, probably the best are CC or DC models w/38 inch rear tires, also the 500 or 600 w/34 inch rear tires. Both of these choices will have a high drawbar which is very important, especially in the "stock" classes. Good Luck, thanks for staying with Case! Don

 

[Anonymous-0]

do the 500 and 600 have the same engine blocks as my 504 case? how rare or hard are those tractors to come by? thanks again

 

[toolz]

I pull with a 900 diesel in 8650 and 10,500. I really like the balance of the tractor, and it's done very well so far. They are reasonable to buy also. If you twist my arm, I might trade you for your 1175!

 

[Buckeye Oliver collector]

A farmer that pulls here runs a 730, 830, 1030 & 1175. Runs the 730 (narrow front) in 6500 and 830 in 8500. Those two classes are usually 16 tractors each and he almost always places in the top 5 with both.

Knew a guy too that used to pull in 5000 lbs. class with a 700. Don't know how he made weight but he won the class 4 times in 5 years.

A DC would be a good tractor for 5000 or 5500, maybe even 6500 at some places.

 

[steve il]

I think 504 will fit any gear drive rearend.Like back to 400, but willnot fit chain drive rearend (500,600 not even 930 six speeds) Steve IL

 

[jeffsw]

depending on what year you can run case 800 gas 6000 7000 8000 has casomatic trans if they allow t/as and such if not 700 is the same with just the 8 spd direct you can run 16.9 38s 1 size over 60 hp easy with simple tuning,good gear selection and balance nice just take the pto/hyd housing off the rear and make a flat plate and get some 23 degree firestones

 

[Anonymous-0]

No they don't. The 500's are pretty easy to find, the 600's are pretty difficult as they were only made 1 year. The 500's had both 30 inch and 34 inch rear tires. That makes a world of difference for pulling. Don