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Dave Beiter

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My dad and I just purchased a sweet 932 Comfort king. (western special) and we are trying to find out how many quarts of engine oil the crankcase holds. ALSO does anybody know what the production of the 932's They seem pretty few and far between. (especially with 3 point like ours has) Thanks
 
Lots of them made with and with out 3pt, this chart is what you need
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Tom, thanks for the info!! Case must have sent all the Westerns your way then, as this is one of the first 932's that I have seen in the Ohio area.. (or 1032's for that matter, as that is what we were originally looking for when we found this one, plenty of 931's and 1031's, but no Westerns)
 
I seen a Lot of them working field in AZ in the 70's here is mine,, the last 30 series we got in and sold,, it has under 3500 hrs on it
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We sold a good number of 9-1032s here in central NY. Nothing uncommon about them here. All had 3pt and PTO. I was not perticularly fond of them, but farmers liked their manuverability, when pulling choppers, balers and other pull type implements, and that is why they sold here. In my opinion the 31s were a much better tractor. They required less weighting to do the same job as the 32s. The extended front axle offset the need for additional nose weights to counter act the DOM function, the ride was far better, and the power steering worked better.
Loren
 
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