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Davebr

01-25-2003 14:32:17




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Hey guys I found one and was wondering if it is worth it to pick it up. Looks in good shape, sits outside with a can over the exhaust (that's good)and a tarp covering up most of it. It has a loader. Looks like a 310, How hard are parts and what are they worth?




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Mike Schotte

01-25-2003 15:14:31




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 Re: Case Crawler in reply to Davebr, 01-25-2003 14:32:17  
Does it look like this?

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Gene Dotson

01-25-2003 20:02:36




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 Re: Re: Case Crawler in reply to Mike Schotte, 01-25-2003 15:14:31  
Wow, Mike, wish my 320 dozer looked like that. I bought it last December in Iowa for $2300. It has a good engine and drive line. The tracks were worn out and I replaced them for $250.00 with a set I picked up with the dozer. Had to do a little clean up on the wiring and adjust the clutches and fabricate new track adjusters. Has a lot of power for a 6000 pound machine. Gene



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Mike Schotte

01-25-2003 20:19:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Case Crawler in reply to Gene Dotson, 01-25-2003 20:02:36  
Hey Gene,

I doubt that many people's machines ever looked like that. According to George- the one in that photo sold for $12,000. I think you'll agree- the price that you paid is MUCH better. (grin)

It sure is a pretty ride... but having a 'dozer that you couldn't ever use wouldn't be much fun at all (at least to me.)

-Schotte



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redrev

01-26-2003 02:47:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Crawler in reply to Mike Schotte, 01-25-2003 20:19:45  
I with you mike. If I can't play with it, I don't want it. There are a lot of tractors/crawlers out there that are great to look at, but that just doesn't do it for me. I still want to use it!



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Pat T

01-26-2003 17:07:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Crawler in reply to redrev, 01-26-2003 02:47:20  
Back when I was a kid, I remember Dad borrowing a neighbor's 310 ag crawler to pick corn with that fall cause it was so wet. Had my uncle on the 400 in front of the crawler with a chain, the crawler, NI #10 corn picker and wooden box wagon rutting up the fields to get the corn off. Dad must have washed 10 acres of mud off the crawler before he brought it back to him. Dad got the engine to actually run for the guy, too. Neighbor thought he could make it run on air and had the main jet just about shut off. Can't help but think of those times whenever I see a picture of one of them, thanks guys.

Pat

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davebr

01-25-2003 15:48:27




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 Re: Re: Case Crawler in reply to Mike Schotte, 01-25-2003 15:14:31  
Kinda, but it's got a bucket and what looks like a weight hanging off the back?



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