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Case 930 part-2

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old

08-22-2006 09:28:30




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Well I posted pictures of it in the tractor photo area and would like to have comments on it and what its is/worth of it. It has PTO and dual hyds but no 3 point. Thanks




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Tom N OK

08-22-2006 11:58:37




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 Re: Case 930 part-2 in reply to old, 08-22-2006 09:28:30  
Old That tractor can vary in price depending on a lot of things. Like...has the engine been overhauled? How many hours does it have on it? Does everything work as it should...PTO, hydraulics? I belive that is what they call a western style with the flat square fenders and undersling from axle. Price can range from $1500 to $4000. The serial number should be under the dash on the left side. You can determine the year from that under `serial numbers' to the left. Should be a 196?. If it is a good running tractor you will have some good cheap horse power. I have a 930LP...great running tractor. Hope this helps.
Tom

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old

08-22-2006 12:08:32




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 Re: Case 930 part-2 in reply to Tom N OK, 08-22-2006 11:58:37  
The guy says it runs well, diesel. He wants to trade it for my galion 303 grader which I'm asking $3000 for so I'm just rying to figure out if its worth that. He also says every thing works well.



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Ton N OK

08-22-2006 14:28:00




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 Re: Case 930 part-2 in reply to old, 08-22-2006 12:08:32  
I don't know much about your grader but if the tractor has 5,000 to 6,000 hours or more on it and hasn't had an overhaul i wouldn't think it would be worth $3000 unless it has been well maintained. Very few people maintain these big tractors like they should be because it costs a lot to change the fluids in one of these beasts. My tractor holds 15 qts of oil in the engine and 17 gallons of universal hydraulic fluid in tranny and rearend and 8 gallons in the radiator. Maybe if it had somewhere around 3000 to 4000 hrs or less it might be worth it. Anyway you'll have to determine how much life it has in it before having to spend money on it for something major. I assume you have been to look at it. From the pictures it looks like a nice old tractor. Their size (around 85 HP) and weight makes them real workhorses so they can handle pretty good size equipment. A lot of it will be what you plan to do with the tractor whether it will meat your needs.
Tom

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08-22-2006 15:11:16




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 Re: Case 930 part-2 in reply to Ton N OK, 08-22-2006 14:28:00  
One of those things where I don't need the tractor and don't need the grader but figure I can sell the tractor easier then sell the grader. From what the guy says it was rebuilt not more then 1000 hour or so ago and may have been turned up just a little. As far as looking at it nope I haven't all I know if what he tells me and the pictures. Its 50 plus mile from me and right now I just plan don't have the money to drive to look at it. Only place on the paint that is bad is the one fender where it got hot from a tire burning and all that stuff was fixed other then the paint

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