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900/930 difference

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toolz

09-04-2007 23:48:32




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Thinking I might need a big old Case. What changes were made from a 900 to a 930 standard (diesel)? Thanks for your help. Kevin




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toolz

09-05-2007 22:50:09




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 Re: 900/930 difference in reply to toolz, 09-04-2007 23:48:32  
Thanks for the tips. I was considering a 930 std, but my pulling group is "59 and earlier. They probably wouldn"t complain, but a 900 would be the wiser choice. Thanks again- Kevin



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dboll

09-06-2007 04:59:06




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 Re: 900/930 difference in reply to toolz, 09-05-2007 22:50:09  
Never heard of anyone putting 900 sheet metal on a 930, wink-wink!!



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dboll

09-05-2007 05:13:10




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 Re: 900/930 difference in reply to toolz, 09-04-2007 23:48:32  
Case continued to build the 6spd. chain drive 930 long after the 8spd. 930 ck was introduced



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Jim McVay

09-05-2007 04:59:05




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 Re: 900/930 difference in reply to toolz, 09-04-2007 23:48:32  
The 930s had a longer front casting that the front axle mounted to and had 275# of weights in the nose.



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bradley martin

09-05-2007 02:16:43




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 Re: 900/930 difference in reply to toolz, 09-04-2007 23:48:32  
The 900B was a 377 c.i. and the 930 was 401 c.i. Other than that was not much else different until the CK version of the 930 came out with the operators platform above the tranny and the fuel tank behind the seat. Acouple of yrs later the 930 was completely redesigned with 8 speed tranny(chain drive eliminated) and dry clutch. New design also included row crop version.



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