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Case 400 or 400B?

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Native Farmer

12-27-2007 20:29:34




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I purchased a Case tractor a few years back and the person I purchased it from had placed letter and number decals on the side of the hood indicating that it was a Case "400B". upon doing some minor repairs I found that the serial number plate had been scratched off and upon purchasing a I/T manual all references are leading me to believe that this Case is only a 400.

What if any is the significant difference between a "400B and a 400 Case gas Tractor?

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Native Farmer

12-29-2007 08:12:33




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
Greetings to all that replied back concerning my question. By all accounts it appears I am the proud owner of a "Case 400". Happy New Year to all and again Thanks for your replys



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fred goodrich

12-29-2007 07:06:58




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
Case 400b is a newer tractor than the 400. A B model will have one cly. head where the old 400 will have 2 heads. You get on from the side of the B where you generally approach the 400 from the rear.



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fred goodrich

12-29-2007 07:06:53




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
Case 400b is a newer tractor than the 400. A B model will have one cly. head where the old 400 will have 2 heads. You get on from the side of the B where you generally approach the 400 from the rear.



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Doc Larry

12-28-2007 16:52:03




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
The tractors are completely different. And it's not "only a 400". The 400 is twice the tractor that the 400B is....so I hope that's what you have....

Larry



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jwal10

12-27-2007 20:55:07




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
Check under tractor pictures here. The 400 is bigger than the 400B



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jwal10

12-27-2007 20:51:51




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 Re: Case 400 or 400B? in reply to Native Farmer, 12-27-2007 20:29:34  
Here is a picture of a 400 standard, A 400 is bigger than a 400B

http://www.tractorshed.com/cgi-bin/gallery/photo_pic.cgi?pic=http;//www.tractorshed.com/gallery/tphotos/a106766.jpg&firstrec=32&lastrec=47&Parameter=&mode=All&what=tphotos



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