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what is it and what does this do

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ericlb

10-24-2007 18:26:39




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im not new to cases, just see mostly construction stuff around here, today i saw what i thought was a wheeled 310c, but the photos dont look anything like it here, this thing is big, it could use my ford jubilee as a spare tire, the front looks like the 1032 series, its diesel powered, has a "caseomatic" in it, it has no pto that i could see but does have a 3point setup, any ideas on what it is or power? also it has a regular foot clutch and a hand lever under the steering colume that also does something to the clutch, what is that, and in addition to the 2 levers to the right of the operators seat, for the lift it has another lever on the left that does something to the hudraulics on the rear of the tractor, any ideas, i feel like a dummy but this thing is obviously older but this ones in great shape and im very courious as to any info i can find about it, thanks

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ericlb

10-28-2007 19:33:27




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to ericlb, 10-24-2007 18:26:39  
i saw this tractor again today and got a better look at it it does have a tag on the right side of the steering wheel that says 1030 on it as well as the serial number. doing a little research it see it is rated at around 92 horsepower,and is rated a 5 botom tractor compared to my jubilee's 2 [3 if their 12's and the soil is loose] i was just suprised at the guy refering to it as 'his little case' i operate heavy equipment [cat 970 loaders and d-8 r] as well as drive semi trucks everyday and i still think this one falls into the big catagory at least as far as antique tractors go, i know theres some monsters out there today, but i always think in terms of old tractors, thqanks for all your help and input ericlb

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Walt Davies

10-25-2007 15:13:40




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to ericlb, 10-24-2007 18:26:39  
the 310C is a crawler tractor from what i can find out but today while in town I swear I saw a large Case bucket loader that said 310C on the side. I wonder if that was for the loader. Looked like a 580 to me.
Walt



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bradley martin

10-25-2007 02:42:11




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to ericlb, 10-24-2007 18:26:39  
It is Not a 1030 or a 930 as neither of these models had Case-o-matic options. It is likelya 800b, or a 730/830.



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Jim B

10-25-2007 21:31:51




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to bradley martin, 10-25-2007 02:42:11  
Highest HP Case's to use the COM was the 800 and the early 830. Not really that much bigger than a Ford Jubilee! COM was not used on the 700.

Perhaps you didn't see a PTO shaft because the cast iron bracket for the eagle hitch upper arm was mounted, which pretty much covers the PTO shaft.

Clamshell fenders were used on the 800 and early 830's. I agree with Brad, that's probably what you saw.

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JGarner

10-26-2007 07:40:51




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to Jim B, 10-25-2007 21:31:51  
You are really out of touch on tractor size. We had an 830 Case and 861 Ford Diesel (861 is about the physical size of a Jubilee but more HP). Case was much bigger physically pulled 5 14s, Ford would only pull 2 14s in NW Colorado adobe!! Ford Jubilee is about 30 HP, 830 is 65 HP. I would say the the Ford is about the the size of a Case 430 or 530. Our 53 Case SC was 30 HP and not near the tractor as the 830.

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Jim B

10-26-2007 21:08:30




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to JGarner, 10-26-2007 07:40:51  
Out of touch? I made the statement that the 800-830 is not really that much bigger than the Ford Jubilee based on a comparison with today�s BIG tractors.

We have a Ford 2N (sweeper equipped) and both an 800 (planting) & 830 (spraying) on our place and consider them all to be the Small tractors when compared to our heavy tillage 8-wheelers 2470 & 2870, which are not really BIG tractors by today�s standard. I guess it depends on one�s perspective.

Yeah, yeah, 30 to 65 HP is bigger, as are the tires, weight, draft capability, fuel economy, etc, etc. Everything�s about double.
But not near the same proportion as 30HP compared to 300-400HP 4x4s on most productive farms today. Get it?

I suspect Eric may not have seen, close-up, the Big Iron used today. No disrespect intended.

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JGarner

10-27-2007 05:27:48




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to Jim B, 10-26-2007 21:08:30  
Eric was comparing the 830 to a Jubilee, just as you seemed to do, not todays 4 wheel drive monsters used in the plains in Kansas, Nebraska and elsewhere. To say that the two are not much different based on an unstated comparison in your mind indicated that you might have not known much about tractors or these two in particular. IF you would have stated the "Compared to today's wheel drive monsters there is not much difference..." would have qualified your response. The 830 is more than twice the physical size and horse power. In its day there was only one Case larger than it, the 930. When comparing one to the other the 830 is a much larger tractor, as did Eric's statement "...could use my Jubilee as a a spare tire". Say what you mean and we will all respect that and your knowledge.

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sammyd

10-24-2007 23:14:37




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to ericlb, 10-24-2007 18:26:39  
The lever under the steering whell is your case-o-matic lever.
The lever to the left of the seat is the pto lever.

1030 had about 105 HP and were an awsome macine.



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ericlb

10-24-2007 18:40:00




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 Re: what is it and what does this do in reply to ericlb, 10-24-2007 18:26:39  
i found a picture of a 1030 series that looks real close to it, it does have clamshell fenders which seem to be original, as well as rowcrop axles [ adjustable width front and back] any ideas on years or power ect? what can anybody tell me about this tractor?



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