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Case 411b Case O Matic

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DenisF

11-01-2007 13:24:30




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I just acquired this fine tractor, but the owner I got it from had no clue that it was COM or what that meant. He thought something was wrong. Now I am looking this over, and there are no decals or anything to tell me what position the lever should be in. Can anyone tell me how to properly operate this transmission?




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gary case

11-04-2007 14:07:55




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 Re: Case 411b Case O Matic in reply to DenisF, 11-01-2007 13:24:30  
hi DENNIS, on my '59 caseomatic,the lever is up. to put in gear without grinding, i rev mine up and when it comes to idle shift in gear. after running it shifts pretty smooth. let clutch out, then giver the gas. once your on your way,pull the lever down and she'll go a little faster,especially in 4th. this one was my dad's, restoring her now. i can remember flying down the back roads,wide open w/ a 3 bottom plow,doing about 23 or so mph. for a twelve year old it was fun just to drive that distance to work gramps farm north of us. 22mi. and still drive back home at night. oh sorry got carried away. gary

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Harry J. Case

11-02-2007 20:19:20




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 Re: Case 411b Case O Matic in reply to DenisF, 11-01-2007 13:24:30  
Hey Dennis When you push in the "clutch" pedal the C.O.M- direct drive lever should move to the C.O.M. position, just put it in gear, open the throttle and shift to direct drive when you get up to speed. You always start out in C.O.M., if the tractor won't move shift to a lower gear. Always shift into direct once you get moving. Hope this helps, Harry



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gc

11-02-2007 13:29:53




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 Re: Case 411b Case O Matic in reply to DenisF, 11-01-2007 13:24:30  
Dennis,

The Case O Matic is a torque converter transmission. I had a 611B so they may not be exactly the same. On mine there was a lever on the right side of the steering wheel. When forward it was in torque converter mode. When pulled-back it was "locked" like a typical gear transmission. The clutch and shifting were traditional.



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DenisF

11-06-2007 14:10:02




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 Re: Case 411b Case O Matic in reply to gc, 11-02-2007 13:29:53  
Hate to do it, but this tractor is for sale! Anyone interested can email or call 603-520-0218 Asking $3000 obo



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