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Case 430 plow

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Kevin5456

11-07-2006 16:33:02




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How many bottoms can a Case 430 handle in good soil( not clay but not sandy soil) Thanks Kevin




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D13

11-16-2006 20:25:13




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 Re: Case 430 plow in reply to Kevin5456, 11-07-2006 16:33:02  
2-16 Oliver mounted plow in clay, have plenty motor, just need to put my loaded 14.9-28's on her for the sticky spots (like when I go deep and find the yellow or grey clay). The draft-o-matic is too sensitive, keeps trying to porpise the plow. When I try to adjust it it'll bury the plow before it lightens the draft. Also the durn thing doesn't really fit in the plowed furrow wel, hard to the the plow poperly aligned. Going to go to a 2-16 pull type Oliver and I bet she does fine.

Now if I could figure out how to get those pesky pipe plugs out of the spare hydraulic block so I could do hay with it... and stop all the leaks... and get the brake to work (oh wait, the leak past the axle seal from high levels from internal leaks in the trans/triple range/differential case seals leaking even thogh they're new could be the problem there..)

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Paul in On

11-10-2006 21:39:25




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 Re: Case 430 plow in reply to Kevin5456, 11-07-2006 16:33:02  
I'd say the max would be 2 14s at the most. It'd be awful tough with 3 12s



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JR-KY

11-08-2006 10:51:50




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 Re: Case 430 plow in reply to Kevin5456, 11-07-2006 16:33:02  
It will pull 2-14 or 3-12 down here in KY.



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Triplerange

11-08-2006 07:07:03




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 Re: Case 430 plow in reply to Kevin5456, 11-07-2006 16:33:02  
I'd think you could pull 3-14s. Might have to go slow in some spots.



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Glenn F.

11-08-2006 09:26:51




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 Re: Case 430 plow in reply to Triplerange, 11-08-2006 07:07:03  
An 730 will pull 3-14's on a good day here. A 430...maybe a mounted 2-12. (Green Bay, WI)

Glenn



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