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Case 900 vs 900B vs 900 Std

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Joe in Michigan

04-12-2007 11:00:07




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What's the difference between the Case 900,900B and 930 Standard ?(not CK,the early 930's without 3point) We have a 900B and 930 Std and there doesn't seem to be any difference. Is there any? beside the different numbers in the model number.




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Jim McVay

04-13-2007 14:51:17




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 Re: Case 900 vs 900B vs 900 Std in reply to Joe in Michigan, 04-12-2007 11:00:07  
The 930 has a longer cast housing that the front axle mounts onto and the 930 has 2 weights in the nose.



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caseman-d

04-12-2007 20:09:52




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 Re: Case 900 vs 900B vs 900 Std in reply to Joe in Michigan, 04-12-2007 11:00:07  
The 900B used the rotary single plunger fuel pump prior to serial number 8141036 before switching to the multiplunger fuel pump from serial nimber 8141036 according to parts book. I think the 1957 900 and the 1958 900B are pretty much the same. Also one way to tell the 58 from the 59 is the radiator cap on the 58 is located below the radiator grille at serial number 8141036. Ignition switch was also changed on the 59 900B. The 60 and 61 930 looked identical to the 900B with the exception on the way the oil filter was mounted. In 62 they moved the fuel tank to the rear of the tractor and I think it was in 65 they changed the rear fenders. They changed the 930 again in 1966? when they went from the 6 speed trany to the 8 speed trany. The 900 and 930 six speeds I think had the save drive train.
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'30 Series

04-12-2007 11:51:04




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 Re: Case 900 vs 900B vs 930 Std in reply to Joe in Michigan, 04-12-2007 11:00:07  
The only difference I know between the 900 and 900B, is the 900 used an American Bosch rotary fuel injection pump, while the 900B and 930 used the Robert Bosch inline fuel injection pump. The 900 was 377 cu. in., 70 belt hp. and ran at 1500 rpm. The 930 was 401 cu. in., 84 belt hp. and ran 1600 rpm. Sorry I don"t know the numbers on the 900B in between these two which is what you were looking for. Talking diesel here as LP specs are a little different.

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