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Question for*** Gene Dotson***

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tluchterhandt

08-30-2010 06:59:04




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I found the bolt length sizes for the power steering housing on my 830 listed on case IH site parts breakdown. But one of the 6 bolts is 1/4" longer than the other 5, can you help me out with where the longer bolt is installed?

Thanks Again!

Terry




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tluchterhandt

08-30-2010 12:34:43




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 Re: Question for*** Gene Dotson*** in reply to 4020deereboy, 08-30-2010 06:59:04  
Thanks for the additional info Gene. I just drove it 2 miles down the gravel road to the gas station to fill the tank, it steers like a dream now, no play at all like I had previously...my first tractor, so it's my first Case and I love it.

Take care,

Terry



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tluchterhandt

08-30-2010 10:45:45




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 Re: Question for*** Gene Dotson*** in reply to JGarner, 08-30-2010 06:59:04  
Hi Gene, I found my info on case IH parts breakdown. Funny thing is, I bought the different size and somehow got confused in the matter and thought that the different bolt was longer instead of shorter. After getting 4 of the bolts in (2 1/2" length), I come to the 5th and it stops 1/4" short and is tight. So I put the shorter bolt in that hole (the short bolt on the 830 goes in the hole midline in the rear) and all is well except that I could not get the 6th bolt in at the very front. So the 830 takes 5- 2 1/2" and 1- 2 1/4" bolt. Where the wide front end attaches to the center of the front of the tractor, well that assembly is in the way and will not allow for me to fit the bolt into the hole. Looks like I will have to drop the front end about 3/4"-1" to get that bolt in. For now I will be happy with the 5 installed.

Thanks again for your time.

Terry
This post was edited by tluchterhandt at 10:48:41 08/30/10.

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Gene Dotson

08-30-2010 12:02:56




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 Re: Question for*** Gene Dotson*** in reply to tluchterhandt, 08-30-2010 10:45:45  
Terry;
You will be fine with only 5 bolts. This is built extra heavy for the narrow front that bolts where your steeering arm is bolted. Very little stress other than to prevent rotation with wide front... Gene



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Gene Dotson

08-30-2010 09:22:47




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 Re: Question for*** Gene Dotson*** in reply to tluchterhandt, 08-30-2010 06:59:04  
Just pulled a 400 unit apart and also checked my 700 parts manual and only come up with one length bolt. That is 2 1/4 for all of them. If the 830 is different, I have no information on that. The 2 1/4 bolts will work fine in all locations.

Gene



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VACLee

08-30-2010 14:27:49




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 Re: Question for*** Gene Dotson*** in reply to Gene Dotson, 08-30-2010 09:22:47  
Parts book for 730/830 shows all 2 1/4" with manual steering, and 5-2 1/2" and 1-2 1/4" for power steering. Lee



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