Got the 830 and 930 out tonight

111 · Feb 28, 2017

I was bored so i got the 830 and 930 out tonight and let them run for a while, just put 10x16 fronts on the 830 so it sits a bit more level with the 20.8's, had to cut lugs out of old rims and weld in new blank rims for the wider tire. I think I posted a pic before but here is the dash I made for the 830, the picture of the painted dash has a few after market gauges, but it now has all new nos case gauges, except for the aftermarket pyrometer.
Ben

John Achmann · Feb 28, 2017

Nice tractors! Love the dash, have to do something like that for my 830. Thanks for posting.

RBnWA · Mar 1, 2017

Good lookin old girls ya got there 111. RB

INCase · Mar 1, 2017

made a similar dash for my 800 using a 930 CK wheatland dash.

Adirondack case guy · Mar 1, 2017

My 7.50x16 fronts on my 63 831C will rub on the flat of the bolster where the wishbone of a wide front would bolt. I can't imagine that you can turn that thing far off center with those wheels and tires. Doesn't look to practical to me. I like big tires but they need to be functional.
Loren

111 · Mar 1, 2017

I wouldn't have went to all of the work of buying wider rims, cutting lugs from old rims and re welding into the new rims and changing tires without picking up a tape measure first. Had I not done a bit of grinding on the casting they would not clear, this tractor is used for pulling and will not have a wide front put back on so I'm not worried about grinding out the flat spot where the wide front bolts to. If I ever did reinstall a wide front I will replace the casting.
Ben

Adirondack case guy · Mar 2, 2017

I wasn't hasling you, but from my own experience I knew that tire set up would not clear the machined surface for the wishbone.
Loren

Got the 830 and 930 out tonight

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