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GARY MCCORMICK

04-24-2007 19:14:09




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where is the id plate i think the tractor i have is a 60"s model, it has the oilbath aircleaner,also is says case0matic drive on the hood what is this and how does it operate, also i need to buy several parts to start restoring tractor can anyone tell me whrere to buy new or used parts, tractor runs good had been setting up several years i put a battery on it fuel and water in it started it and drove it over 30 miles to get it home, thanks for any info you send

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wlinmi

04-26-2007 06:33:09




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to GARY MCCORMICK, 04-24-2007 19:14:09  
To Jim B.
830,s could be equipted with C.O.M. All the way untill the end of their production in 1969.( Comfort Kings had C.O.M.).



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clayton mcnamara

05-07-2007 19:30:50




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to wlinmi, 04-26-2007 06:33:09  
i have a 1968 case 830 that is a comfort king, without caseomatic drive. it just has the comfort features, draftomatic and 3pt.



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SHeiserman

04-25-2007 17:58:44




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to GARY MCCORMICK, 04-24-2007 19:14:09  
There were two styles of 830. They changed in either '64 or '65. Is the oil bath in front of the radiator, or on the side of the engine, eagle hitch or normal 3 pt.? Other differences, but those would be the most obvious by looking.

C-O-M takes some getting used to, but I bet you'll end up loving it or hating it, no in between. Every time you take off rolling, you are in c-o-m. Once you've got some "speed" built up, flip the lever up to direct. If the going gets tough, put it back in c-o-m. It's a gear grinder, just the way it is. Shift only at idle. It has its own filter (that probably needs changed) and fluid (that probably needs changed)that is cooled thru the radiator. C-O-M holds 4 gallons HY-TRAN by itself. Hyds. and rear end another 18. Mine is a '67, i believe c-o-m ran thru '69 or even '70 on some things.

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Hoss in Maine

04-25-2007 13:44:29




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to GARY MCCORMICK, 04-24-2007 19:14:09  
gary,ihave the same tractor.the serial plate is on rightside of dash.later hoss



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Jim B.

04-24-2007 20:29:13




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to GARY MCCORMICK, 04-24-2007 19:14:09  
The serial number plate should be on the side of the instrument panel. Can't remember exactly which side. Some Parts & manuals are available on this Site. Check out the "Marketplace" at the upper left of this screen. Dealers can also still get quite a few common parts. Then there's always the salvage yards. Alot of guys find a real junker as a parts doner to help a total refurbish.
Since your 830 has a COM it is an early 830. Quite like an 800 with more engine displacement. The later 830s had a conventional clutch and tranny with different tin and platform.

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GARY MCCORMICK

04-24-2007 21:06:55




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 Re: info on case 830 tractor in reply to Jim B., 04-24-2007 20:29:13  
thanks for the info i will look again for that serial# thanks for replying



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