John Saeli
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Been over 6 years restoring a 430 DOM. I'm finally starting to paint it. Do I leave the Starter & Gen. black? Or, paint them Flambeau? Thanks.
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Case Nutty 1660
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John starter/solinoid were Falmbeau, the gen was blck and the tach drive unpainted as shown in this pic of my original 1960 530 dsl
Case Nutty 1660
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starter and solinoid are Flambeau
John
I just got home and looked through the various brochures I have for the 430 series tractors from early to late in the production run.....
Just like everything Case, the brochures show every possible combination. Some have the generator and starter painted Flambeau. Some have the starter painted Flambeau, and the generator painted black, and some have both painted black.
My preference is to paint them black because of the contrast it allows.
I just got home and looked through the various brochures I have for the 430 series tractors from early to late in the production run.....
Just like everything Case, the brochures show every possible combination. Some have the generator and starter painted Flambeau. Some have the starter painted Flambeau, and the generator painted black, and some have both painted black.
My preference is to paint them black because of the contrast it allows.
Anonymous-0
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I have a picture of my grandfathers 430 he bought new in 1967 the picture is 1970 and generator and starter are flambo the oil filter was gold with black stripes.i had the picture enlarged for the detail so i can restore it and everything is painted flambo. the tack cable is not painted.
John Saeli
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Just looked through a sevice manual, and in the same manual I found 2 different combo's.
Anonymous-0
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agreed .. thats how Pops 430 Demonstrator Came,.. come to think of it every 30 series and hundred series i have been around have all orange parts ,. the letter series were the last to have black vendor parts ,.. i honestly believe Case was remis in not paintin these parts the same as their tractor color
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