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Al Bernhardt

01-07-2008 10:26:50




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i was wondering about the price of a case 711-B dual range, with a case 60 or 70 loader. the tractor runs great even after sitting for a couple of years. any feedback would be great. it is in decent shape, no dents, and no rust.

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Gary Smith

01-22-2008 21:06:14




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Al Bernhardt, 01-07-2008 10:26:50  
In reply to the loader question. I would think it is the seals in the loader. It could also be the control valves leaking. I know that is not much help. Are you taking the hyd. for the loader from the remote hoses in the back? Does anybody know of any other place to get Hyd. preasure on the 100 or 30 series tractors?



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Gary Smith

01-09-2008 19:31:22




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Al Bernhardt, 01-07-2008 10:26:50  
I just bought a 711-B this fall. Thay are fairly rare. I needed a loader tractor for round hay bales. I already had a good loader to put on it. My son was along and talked me into buying the tractor. I paid $2000. and the guy delivered about 50 miles. I feel I paid plenty. I am sticking alot of money into it to get it into good shape.



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robert havens

01-08-2008 16:44:26




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Al Bernhardt, 01-07-2008 10:26:50  
was just wondering,are you wanting to sell this tractor,might be interested



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Al B

01-09-2008 04:26:19




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to robert havens, 01-08-2008 16:44:26  
i would like to know what its worth. from what i know, its seems really rare. i cant find one like it. everybody i talk to has never heard of the 711-b. so i would like to find out more about it first.



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Harry J. Case

01-09-2008 20:06:37




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Al B, 01-09-2008 04:26:19  
Hey Al That 700 is a pretty rare tractor, it is basically a later version of the big 400 with more stylish sheet metal.Same as the 800 without CaseOmatic. We had one for several years and it was very economical and trouble free. Sure wish I had kept it. We bought it with a three bottom mounted plow and later I hooked it to a four bottom International trailer type just for fun and was surprised to find that it would pull it as easily as the three bottom. I think you have a good tractor there.

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Al B

01-10-2008 04:44:38




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Harry J. Case, 01-09-2008 20:06:37  
another question, when first started, the loader wants to sag slightly until its been running awhile or the hyd. oil gets warm? waht do you guys think? is it the pump or bad seals or what?



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Al B

01-10-2008 04:40:40




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 Re: case 711-B in reply to Harry J. Case, 01-09-2008 20:06:37  
Thanks alot for the help. any other feedback is appreciated. Generally an Oliver man, but a good deal is a good deal!



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