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411B year ID

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Texas Sand

05-16-2007 22:33:01




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The serial number plate is missing on my 411 but I do have the engine#, 152R06346, can you tell the year model by that? Thanks.




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MLD

05-17-2007 07:28:28




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to Texas Sand, 05-16-2007 22:33:01  
My cousin bought a 411B this past weekend, the owner said he didn't like the caseomatic, I'm not sure I do either. It handles nice when we had the bushhog on it. Another relative said they were called a case jerkomatic.



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BLR

05-19-2007 22:41:10




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to MLD, 05-17-2007 07:28:28  
Gotta love that "jerkamatic" comment. I wonder if your relative would call a car with an automatic trans the same? Reving up a car in nuetral and pulling it into drive is the same as reving up your case and letting the clutch out.....



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Texas Sand

05-17-2007 08:41:10




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to MLD, 05-17-2007 07:28:28  
When I got this tractor I had never been on a COM, after learning to use it right I like it really well. The only problem I have with it is the grinding it takes to get it into gear, I have changed the fluid to the right kind and got the engine to idle nice and slow, but it still grinds more than I'd like. And you NEED good brakes to back up to an implement so you can ease under the pins and let the COM work for you. Maybe your cousin will get used to it.

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dctom

05-17-2007 08:24:50




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to MLD, 05-17-2007 07:28:28  
ONLY IF YOU DONT KNOW HOW TO USE IT, IT WAS THE GREATEST TRANNY MADE AT THE TIME BUT YOU HAD TO LEARN HOW TO USE IT RIGHT



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Joe (Wa)

05-17-2007 00:19:23




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to Texas Sand, 05-16-2007 22:33:01  
411B was built during the 1958 & 1959 model years.

I can't ID which year by engine serial nr but here are a couple of differences:

1958 has a cover on the grill cap over the radiator fill cap that is similar to the battery access cover.

1959 has a round hole with overflow tube notch formed into the grill cap that the radiator cap protrudes slightly above, no cover.

1958 steering wheel is mounted on the shaft with a woodruff key, a flat plate over the hub & an acorn nut. Flat plate may have "Power Steering".

1959 steering wheel is spline mounted on the shaft, regular hex nut covered by a medallion cap with Case eagle logo, may also have "Power Steering".

All I can think of at the moment.

Starting serial nr 1958 = 5095001, for 1959 = 6120001.

Joe

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Texas Sand

05-17-2007 05:31:08




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to Joe (Wa), 05-17-2007 00:19:23  
Thanks Joe, looks like I have a '59. Seems I have read that they built some for 1960 also, looked in the registry and one is there. Are there any differences in '59 and 60's, or are the '60s people refer to actually '59s just left over?



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Joe (Wa)

05-17-2007 10:39:16




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 Re: 411B year ID in reply to Texas Sand, 05-17-2007 05:31:08  
The only starting serial nrs I've seen for the 400B series is 1958 & 1959, no 1960.

Model build year was 1 Oct through 30 Sep same as the letter series tractors so they would be available in the last quarter of 1957 and undoubtedly some leftover tractors in the last quarter of 1959 & beyond similar to the automotive industry.

That just my opinion based on what I�ve read in various Case literature.

Joe

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