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chuck machinist

chuck machinist

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Early this year ,I picked a late model 430 from the back yard of a fellow who no longer had a use for the old girl. A deal was struck ,and we loaded her ,and brought her back to the shop. To date ,I changed the oil, new plugs ,carb rebuilt ,air cleaner sanitized, steering pump filter ,and fluid replaced /steering cylinders rebuilt. One rear rim and inner tube replaced, and exhaust manifold replaced. Work continues on the Hydraulics,as they are running slow. The rebuild continues! It has been a great project, and I have gained significant knowledge into a hard working piece of Case history. More to follow in the weeks to come. Cheers
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Chuck, nice find, a very late 430 DOM tractor, that series has that PTO in question on the frankentractor and is correct for your series. Exact same tractor as a 470, I was wondering what that line is for at the corner of te LH side of the hood with what appears to be a pipe with a rubber hose attached and secured by a Stainless steel clamp.

I have that exact tractor that needs a restoration.
 
Mel
That line fed the block heater that was bolted to the side of the engine block. I eventually removed and saved the heater for someone that can really use it. All I had to do was add a couple 3/8 npt plugs to the block after disassembly. Good eye there!CM
 
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Yes Chuck, those engines in proper tune will start instantly at very low temps without a block heater. I suppose that keeping the engine warm give some advantages for oil flow at low temps but starting will never be a problem.
 
Chuck machinist,

I too recently bought a 430 and need to rebuild the steering cylinders. The problem I'm having is that someone welded the top of the cylinder arms. Can you please give me some direction on this problem. The rest of the tractors is in good shape and I hope to still use it this summer.

Thanks

John92
 
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