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OK here is the Quiz I took this pic from another forum to do this,,,(sure hope the poster doesn't mind) tell me what you see on this very nice looking 930 that is not correct this is just for fun cnt
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And I'm not sure about the weights up front. While I've seen plenty of weights on the front of tractors, I don't know if thats factory or after market.
 
The only thing that I can see that is not correct is that it is not in my yard and I am not sitting on it! Rod.
 
I had to double check that but you are wright on the decals also, but I like what is on it better. The later decals looked like something was missing. The screens I guess. LOL
Loren
 
Wrong shade of red (power maybe), wheel wieghts off of a set of 38'" power adjust and alternator instead of generator
 
Air intake stack is too short. wheel weight are from a dc. Air pressure in tires is not to factory specs. Sure wish I had one like it.
 
If the steering column is flambeau red, it should have the throw away oil filter. And the alternator is wrong but better for every day use.
 
The tierod ends show that it is late '68 to '69 .Has to be no newer than early '69 as it does not have spin on oil filter.Very nice looking even though it has the wrong decals,and the incorrect charging device!!That's about all I can see as well
 
Hey c'mon they became step sisters back in the '80s! Kinda like the Brady bunch! Now all ya need to complete the family are a Fiat and a New Holland and an N series Ford in the pic with 'em! Kinda like an Agco Family reunion pic: Massey, Oliver, White, Minnie Mo, Cockshutt, AC and God knows what from accross the pond!
 
The seat mounting looks weird,and my 930 doesnt have double clamps on the front end,isnt that a 1030 thing?
 
I never liked quiz"s in school,but for the grand prize that Tom is giving away,I will take a stab at it,some mentioned the weights,and I thought as this tractor must be a 67 that they used wrapper weights first then attached the others,,,this setup with weights was what they came out with in 1965 intro.And like Loren and others said the Alternator
 
Just like the "pretty lady I wouldn't throw out of bed for eating crackers";, just because she's sporting an alternator, I'd be proud to have her in the barn!!
 
My 2 cents.

1) the alternator
2) the decals are for a screened front cowling not the solid nose cowling
3) The rear weights don’t look right, they have a dish shape instead of being flat
4) The bolts that hold the center strip that the screens attach too are not painted case red
5) It has 6 weights bolted to the front. I thought that was considered a No, No. It should have wrapped around weights first then up to 5 weights bolted to the wrapped around weights

The tractor looks like a cherry late 68 or 69 model, I also thought it should have fender lights from the factory for the later models.

I think any case guy would be proud to have it in their collection
 
Someone might want to pay more for the red one but, if I had to go out and work with one of those two... You can give me the 930CASE, and drag that out dated red one over to some show, they are good for looking at, hard on the butt to use.
 
Bruce I would agree with you much better seat and power, hydraulics, the only thing I was saying mr agriking can't see past his I lids, from what I can see he is a cheese head and its pretty thick, and won't look anywhere else.
 
Here are some pics from Case factory brochures

The first two are from an early (65-66) 930 brochure showing a 930 with a starter and 6 weights. The 3rd and 4th pictures are from a 1969 buyers guide showing a 930 and 1030 weighted heavily...Note the late 930 does not have the wrap-around weights, and the 1030 has 11 weights in addition to the wrap-arounds... The latter was no doubt a bit of overkill, but marketing departments were not known for subtlety. - Joe

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we had 12 bolt on and the wrap weights on our demo 1030 and she would still lift the front end up no problem with the 6 bottom semi-mount plow, we even loaded the 10.00x16 tires with CC cnt
 
yes it was but was that way for over 4000 hrs with no problems still have most of the weights kept all but four when we sold the tractor in 1976
 
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