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Educate me on 930CK std.

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toolz

04-04-2008 01:13:53




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I"m going to look at a 930 diesel this weekend, and may buy it. The pics are kinda fuzzy, but it has a platform, rear tank, big round fenders, 23.1x26 tires, and a hand clutch. What years were this combo made? I assume it"s a chain drive since it had a hand clutch. I didn"t know that there was a 6 speed made with a platform. Please fill me in on what this is. Thanks-




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toolz

04-04-2008 20:43:37




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to toolz, 04-04-2008 01:13:53  
Thanks for all the info, guys. This one is definately a Comfort King, and it also is a red industrial, so that's one of the main reasons I'm going after it. Are there any production figures for the industrials? I would think they are relatively scarce. Thus one is a bit rough, but is straight, except for the fenders. I have a 900 (1959) now, and I've really been happy with it. Thanks again- Kevin

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Don Rudolph

04-04-2008 10:42:56




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to toolz, 04-04-2008 01:13:53  
The 930 tractor you are referring to is not a Comfort King. It is the updated version of the 900-600-500 line with chain drive and 6 speeds. It is somewhat different than the 930 CK that has 4 speeds in 2 ranges and is a gear driven unit. Why Case would label them both 930 is beyond me except that they also had 2 different 400's, 500's and 600's as well. Never could figure out the logic in that. Don

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bradley martin

04-04-2008 16:31:25




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to Don Rudolph, 04-04-2008 10:42:56  
I must correct you Don. The last of the 6 speeds were Comfort Kings, with the elevated platform and the fuel tank moved to behind the seat. Yes, they were based on the original 500,600 ,900 design, but completely different in appearance. As pointed out earlier, the first ones used the round fender, with the later ones having the square fenders. I was not aware of any having factory 3pt(it doesn't show in the parts books, anyway) but there were aftermarket 3 pts.

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Glenn F.

04-04-2008 09:55:33




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to toolz, 04-04-2008 01:13:53  
GOOD old tractor.

Glenn F.



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rice eater

04-04-2008 06:02:22




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to toolz, 04-04-2008 01:13:53  
6 speed, chain drive, hand clutch, around 1965 withround fender square fender later models with 34 in rims,needs weights on front,lots sold in wheat/rice country, cheap power, ps poor, brakes need larger ball bearings between the disc installed to make them work right,no 3 point except very rare saw 1 from factory, hydralics a little weak



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Scott Kuhns

04-06-2008 15:20:58




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 Re: Educate me on 930CK std. in reply to rice eater, 04-04-2008 06:02:22  
I just bought a 1960 930 (not a comfort king) @ an auction. Great runner and above average condition of rubber and sheet metal, hand clutch, 6-speed. My question is to confirm this tractor is a 12v system. Also, when was the first 930 diesel introduced?



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