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Case 2096

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farmallwayne

03-19-2006 19:30:07




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Hello,

Looking at getting a 2096 fwa and putting a loader on it. How well will it do with aloader. How is the transmission shifting. I know the cummins is a great motor. What front axle did they use and how is the turning radious. Does the power shift freewheel in any gear. I am new cases so pleas explain things to me like I am stupid!




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case trader

03-20-2006 04:41:10




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to farmallwayne, 03-19-2006 19:30:07  
2096 excelent choice for loader tractor turning radius is 213 inches compared to 174 on a two wheel drive don't remember the brand of front drive but keep it greased it'l last no free wheeling in any gear on a case power shift mechanical shift front end not as handy as electrical but works as good the only trouble i had w/ any 96 series is the electric shift age i guess good luck.



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Dave Williams

04-12-2006 05:21:21




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to case trader, 03-20-2006 04:41:10  
I have a 2096 that I believe the shift board is bad as it will not move in any gear. 10 years ago we had a 1896 that acted the same way, you could hit the electronic shift board with a screwdriver head while in gear with the clutch out and it would take off and go. My question is can you find the replacement solenoids somewhere so I don't have to buy the entire board, as they are contact points and I felt before that we could probably fix it with new solenoids.

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farmallwayne

03-20-2006 05:44:41




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to case trader, 03-20-2006 04:41:10  
How many range powershift does the 2096 have, and how many regular gears? Does the powershift have reverse too?

Thanks



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case trader

03-20-2006 16:26:33




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to farmallwayne, 03-20-2006 05:44:41  
the main transmission has 4 gears the power shift has three plus reverse you have a reverse in every gear except 4th i describe it as a 4 speed an automatic combined the cab if it has one is a little nicer and quiter than the 90 series ac improved drive it see if it shifts properly some people didn't keep the linkage adjusted properly check front end for wear when you push clutch in you should here it disengage this is normal.

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C

03-21-2006 09:03:44




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to case trader, 03-20-2006 16:26:33  
I think all the 96 series had the 24 speed powershift, 4 range gears and 6 powershift plus three reverse.



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case trader

03-22-2006 04:24:45




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to C, 03-21-2006 09:03:44  
keep in mind you do have to use the clutch to change directions this is not a shuttle shift as the 5000 series or a backhoe has but it is hydraulic no gears to grind just push the clutch pull the lever an go the shifter also comes back to 1st each time the clutch in engaged when going forward.



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Triplerange

03-21-2006 10:20:17




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to C, 03-21-2006 09:03:44  
Not true. I've seen a 12 speed 2096. And Wayne, if you can step on a clutch and wiggle your thumb back and forth, you should be able to shift that tractor from forward to reverse in 2 seconds flat. After you get good at it maybe 1 second.



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farmallwayne

03-20-2006 16:32:51




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 Re: Case 2096 in reply to case trader, 03-20-2006 16:26:33  
I have found one that I like. they want about 20,000 for it. it is a lower hour machine. have yet to look at it.

Am I correct that the power shift reverse would be great for loader work? I have never run on with a power shift reverse.



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