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Difference between yellow and white 1370

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Duncan McCloud

05-17-2003 05:55:12




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what is the difference between a yellow and a white 1370? What changes were made along with the color change? Was there anything mechanical? It seems that I've heard the white model has more power, why is that? Any information is great. Thank you for your help.
D McCloud




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Jim Handke

05-17-2003 19:20:40




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 Re: difference between yellow and white 1370 in reply to Duncan McCloud, 05-17-2003 05:55:12  
When Case changed colors on the 1270 & 1370, they increased the no load rpm's. I don't know if this increased the horses on it"s own, or if Case turned up the pump a little at the same time. The same goes for the 770 thru 1070's. The first yellow ones didn't turn over as fast as the later ones.



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Shane

05-17-2003 18:42:23




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 Re: difference between yellow and white 1370 in reply to Duncan McCloud, 05-17-2003 05:55:12  
Duncan, We have a yellow and a white 1270. The color change happened in '74 I think. The yellow's were rated at 127 horse and the whites were 135. The later models had a park option on the trannys too instead of a hand brake, which is very nice. I like both tractors but the white 70's, including the 1070 seem to have more power all around. I know there were two different air intake styles on the 1270's, maybe the 13's too, one had the regular pre-cleaner and the later models had the option of a air-inductor, only has a small intake sticking out of the hood rather than that big one that seems to be in the line of sight all the time.

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