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Case 930 (504 transplant)

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Sambo

09-05-2006 14:55:43




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I need some help before i get too deep into this project. Will the 504BDT bolt up to the 8 speed 930 rearend and are there any major modifications. Also does any one have a 504 they"d like to sell or a clutch for a 930 or one that would work in this set up? Thank You




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PaulD

09-05-2006 20:09:16




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 Re: Case 930 (504 transplant) in reply to Sambo, 09-05-2006 14:55:43  
If you do swap motors, the late 504s A.K.A. the large journal 504, has a front flange that is slightly different. The large journal 504s have a longer distance between the upper and lower mounting holes than the earlier 504s. I think the block change was when case went to the 94 series tractor, but I could be wrong.



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WBWi

09-05-2006 17:14:49




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 Re: Case 930 (504 transplant) in reply to Sambo, 09-05-2006 14:55:43  
Yes the 504 will bolt right up to a 8 speed 30 series Case. I did a 1030 a while back and it seems two flywheel bolt needed to be modified. Also early 504s had a hole for the steering rod to go though, I used a later block and simply cut out a hole the linkages will need to be moved over to the left side as that is where the injection pump is. Another problem is the power steering pump if you are going to pull you could just do away with it, the tractor I converted ended up useing a aux pump on the right side where a large frost plug is. I know the fan and radiator needed some work also. It took some time but turned out well.I do have a 504 engine but the no.5 rod is being antisocial and is sticking out the side. Can't help you on the clutch.

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