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Andrew Cesario

12-04-2006 12:28:00

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I had a short in the cord on my Block heater for a Case 770.

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Andrew Cesario

12-04-2006 12:29:13

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Andrew Cesario, 12-04-2006 12:28:00

Does anyone know a good place to get parts like this? I dont know if I need to replace the block heater as well, or just the cord.
Thanks in advance.

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Jim B.

12-04-2006 18:00:51

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Andrew Cesario, 12-04-2006 12:29:13

If you remove the damaged cord there will be two pins inside the housing. Check for continunity across the pins. If "open" the heater is burned out. If "closed" a new cord will suffice. Case part no A44813, $13.98, is available from my local dealer so your dealer should also be able to get it.

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Doc Larry

12-06-2006 16:53:33

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Jim B., 12-04-2006 18:00:51

Gents,

Is this a pic of what you're describing? It's been on the side of my 401 diesel since I've owned it....

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Jim B.

12-06-2006 19:52:45

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Doc Larry, 12-06-2006 16:53:33

Yes, I believe so. Your photo looks just like the block heater cord-connection-fitting on my 2870. The missing 120V cord has the female connectors molded within a rubber end which is held in place and sealed with a special knurled nut that threads onto block heater.

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Doc Larry

12-08-2006 16:22:09

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Jim B., 12-06-2006 19:52:45

Here"s a much better picture. As you can see, this heater has 3 prongs and doesn"t have any threads, so I"m thinking this is a different one than what you guys are talking about. Is this picture clear enough that you can tell?

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Jim B.

12-08-2006 19:51:46

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Doc Larry, 12-08-2006 16:22:09

Yes Doc, it does look different with the much better picture. 3-pins and no O.D. threads is certainly differnt than on my newer tractor. I looked on-line at the Case Parts illustrations to see if a block heater is shown for your 401 but could find nothing like my unit. If you want to try yourself the link is: Link (one long character string with no spaces) I find this website very useful. The illustrations are straight out of the parts manuals & the part numbers can help determine availability.

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Doc Larry

12-09-2006 04:20:21

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Jim B., 12-08-2006 19:51:46

Jim - I"ve got an original parts book but it doesn"t show a block heater either. So, this one is probably after market. Thanks for the help.

Larry

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Doc Larry

12-07-2006 15:55:20

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Re: Case 770 Block heater in reply to Jim B., 12-06-2006 19:52:45

Thanks, I"ll check the continuity, and if it"s okay I"ll pick up a cord and plug it in for the cold days....
Larry

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