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Dave W.

02-22-2003 20:31:59




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I have just purchased a Crawler and I' m looking for some info. I would like to restore this Crawler. I don't have the machine home yet. I have the mod# D3IOE and ser#3016993. About what year is this crawler?
I know it has a 4 cyl. diesal. How much HP does this engine have and where is th e best place to get parts for this crawler restoration?
Thanks any info. would be appreciated.
Dave W.

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Terrance

02-25-2003 17:11:05




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
the 310 E series were released in 1962 and were the first all desert sunset crawler.The D in the model number stands for diesel, 310 is the series and its a version E,just like the farm tractors a 311 or 311 B.The 310 series were made numbered from 310,310B,C,D,E,F -310G then they became the 350 crawler when a torque converter drive was introduced .They are a great little tractor and very worthwhile to restore and parts are readily available for them.Yes it will cost you more to rebuild a crawler depending upon the initial shape of it to start with, but it still isnt all that costly.There are many sourses of economical parts out there if you know where to look.
Good luck Terrance

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Steve

02-23-2003 11:41:52




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
My father-in-law has a G310G, A gasoline 310G. It's a nice machine and very durable. I'd love to undertake it as a project for restoration, but he uses it alot around his farm and couldn't part with it for long enough. The gasoline engine is adequate, but if it were any less powerful, It wouldn't be. I imagine that the diesel is better off. Is yours a dozer or loader model? There were many options and attachments for those 310 crawlers. But I have to agree that it will probably not be cheap to restore. Have fun with it.

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Dave W.

02-23-2003 18:26:21




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 Re: Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Steve, 02-23-2003 11:41:52  
Steve, the case crawler I just purchased is a dozer model. I haven't brought it home yet, I think my neighbor is going to help me pick it up in a coouple of days. I suspect it to be frozen to the ground. I will have to dig it out of the snow.
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Dave W.



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Tom

02-23-2003 06:29:18




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
Post on CrawlerDozer forum here on YTMag.



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DKase

02-22-2003 22:19:49




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
There is an original parts catalog for your 310 crawler on ebay, #3209892834.



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Mike Schotte

02-22-2003 21:13:34




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
Dave- This is a photo of a restored 310C. I always assumed the "C" stood for "crawler". Does your 310E look different?

third party image

-Schotte



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Dave W.

02-23-2003 18:33:33




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 Re: Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Mike Schotte, 02-22-2003 21:13:34  
Mike,
I would like to say it looks like it however it was buried under about three feet of snow. In a couple of days I hope to have it home. Maybe some day mine will look like the
picture you have.
Thanks for the pic.
Dave W.



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DKase

02-22-2003 20:50:17




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 Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to Dave W., 02-22-2003 20:31:59  
Have you ever worked on a crawler before? I have worked on a couple of my own and they are a whole different world than wheel tractors. If your undercarriage is in tough shape I hope you have deep pockets! Parts will have to come from many different places. Far to many to list here. Email me when you know what you are in for and I'll try to help. If you post here you will get lots more help. Good luck

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Dave W.

02-23-2003 08:01:01




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 Re: Re: J.I. Case Crawler in reply to DKase, 02-22-2003 20:50:17  
Ihave done very little work on crawlers. I have done quite a bit of work on autos. and have totally restore my ford 8N. I' m hoping this project on the crawler will go as well as the Ford N although I understand it will be quite a bit more expensive.
I would like to thank everyone who has already replied and those who will still reply. Thanks again.
Dave W.



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