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Case 830 CK high crop

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Fillroy

04-18-2008 17:46:32




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I have an 830 CK high crop with a cracked block leaking water on the out side. Runs and operates. No water in the oil. It is a diesel.
What is the best thing to do: repair, replace or scrap.

Thanks in advance

Fillroy




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comfortking

04-19-2008 04:46:02




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 Re: Case 830 CK high crop in reply to Fillroy, 04-18-2008 17:46:32  
Get a differnt block or engine for that tractor if you are going to rstore it. If it runs good now you can swap it's insides to a good block. Check the casting numbers on block as the gas blocks may be the same.



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Triplerange

04-18-2008 19:41:21




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 Re: Case 830 CK high crop in reply to Fillroy, 04-18-2008 17:46:32  
I'd try the repair first...be much cheaper. If you want to do a full restoration for show...replace. Don't scrap a 830 high crop.



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Gene Dotson

04-18-2008 18:51:58




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 Re: Case 830 CK high crop in reply to Fillroy, 04-18-2008 17:46:32  
Fillroy
There is a process called Lock-n-stthh for crack repairs that uses threaded pins. Their web site is below... Gene



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Gene Dotson

04-18-2008 18:53:28




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 Re: Case 830 CK high crop in reply to Gene Dotson, 04-18-2008 18:51:58  
OOps, that should be Lock-n-stitch... Gene



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LenND

04-18-2008 18:23:16




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 Re: Case 830 CK high crop in reply to Fillroy, 04-18-2008 17:46:32  
I have a 900B that was cracked on the side of the block. It was welded before I got it and has never leaked. If you know a good welder or shop that would be one way to fix it.



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