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G FROM MD

06-21-2003 19:05:17




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Also found in my local newspaper a retiring farmer has a 830for sale. Called and he said it was original needs 1 back power adjust rim and go to the field. He also told me 1500 as is where is. What do you case fellows think?




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joecool

06-22-2003 09:08:33




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 Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:05:17  
if you don't buy it, let me know. I am looking for 800 or 830 case o matic. I have availability to parts. That is a fair price.



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jack

04-19-2004 11:45:57




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 Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to joecool, 06-22-2003 09:08:33  
I need a instrument panel for one.



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case poor in pa

06-22-2003 04:47:26




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 Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:05:17  
tricycle means narrow front end.. im no caseamatic fan either . but for 1500 or less for a diesel. i dont think you can go wrong just change all the oils in it when you get it. put the right oil in it.. CASEAMATICS DO NOT TAKE GEAR LUBE PUT IN WHAT CASE RECCOMENDS OR YOU WILL BE SORRY.... if you decide not to buy it where is it at ???



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SHeiserman

06-22-2003 19:40:23




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 Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to case poor in pa, 06-22-2003 04:47:26  
I gotta ask, why don't you like c-o-m?



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case poor in pa

06-24-2003 17:33:24




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to SHeiserman, 06-22-2003 19:40:23  
its not that i dislike them i have one.. man told me it was dual range on ebay. guess it do have two sticks. but ive seen at the auctions that C O M .TRANSLATES into less money for your unit. my ole buddy dale in newfield loves em.. once i get my front end on him and run it with a set of 3 bottoms in sod. i will give you a report if it stays or if it goes... it mite not work last grass it was in was kaintucky blue grass.ill see how he acts in pa clay..

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SHeiserman

06-24-2003 18:18:56




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to case poor in pa, 06-24-2003 17:33:24  
Sounds good, let me know. I figure I'll use mine till it breaks, then fix it. I found a 3 bottom case plow and wanted to try it this fall. I've never worked mine hard, and I want to see what will happen.



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John H-WI

06-24-2003 19:09:47




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to SHeiserman, 06-24-2003 18:18:56  
Which Case plow do you have? Case made a 3 16" that pulled like a stoneboat. It gave our DC all it could handle in our heavy soil. Got rid of it and found a JD heaven forbid that we could pull in 2nd/third with out any problems. If you have one of these and you set it down it will clear out the soot.



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INCase

06-26-2003 13:24:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to John H-WI, 06-24-2003 19:09:47  
THere is a reason Oliver/White built plows for Case toward the end of their plow days. You can't beat Oliver plows (JD copied them) 1 or 2 cents worth....



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SHeiserman

06-24-2003 19:23:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to John H-WI, 06-24-2003 19:09:47  
It's a 3 pt. 3-16 plow. Don't know the model #. It's been in a shed for years, pretty good shape. Flat ground, black dirt, if the 830 has any trouble, I'm going to be in a high state of distress.



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John H-WI

06-25-2003 10:11:13




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to SHeiserman, 06-24-2003 19:23:32  
This was a pull type plow. The 730 we had walked all over with 4 14's in any ground in fourth gear.



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SHeiserman

06-21-2003 20:29:45




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 Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:05:17  
I'd say buy it. I paid more than that for mine 5 years ago. I paid 125 for a used power adjust rim 2 years ago, which I didn't think was too bad. One final thought, case-o-matic is pretty slick once you get used to it.



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G FROM MD

06-21-2003 19:59:27




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 Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:05:17  
He said it was diesel and something about case-o-matic and trycycle.



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JM

06-21-2003 20:26:52




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 Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:59:27  
Personally I wouldn't want anything to do with case-o-matic. New parts are almost extinct. I could have bought a decent 830 comfort king dsl c-o-m for 3000 but wanted a 8 speed.



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SHeiserman

06-21-2003 20:33:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to JM, 06-21-2003 20:26:52  
I'm not trying to start something, but what don't you like about it? I like mine, but I do no heavy work with it. I'd like to hear what you have to say about it.



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JM

06-21-2003 19:11:57




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 Re: Case 830 in reply to G FROM MD, 06-21-2003 19:05:17  
Is it a gas or dsl? Did he say if it was a comfort king?



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JM

06-22-2003 05:47:59




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 Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to JM, 06-21-2003 19:11:57  
The fact that most parts for a case-o-matic have been discontinued is what I don't like. It bothers me that so many Case parts have been dropped but yet you can still get anything for a M or even F-20. Of course we all know tin is cheaper than steel and wears out more often so there is no doubt more of a demand for IH parts.



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John Saeli

06-22-2003 10:09:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to JM, 06-22-2003 05:47:59  
Hey JM; I agree with you 100% on what you say about the non-availability of CASE parts vs IH parts. Many times it's laziness of the holdover IH parts persons not willing to go the extra mile to research a part number. How come when CASE assigns a new part number to a CASE part it has the familiar IH "ring" to it, it ends in an R1, or C2 or something?? I had no idea C O M parts were not available. I just bought an 800 last week. I had to put a Pontiac piston in a '54 Dodge truck to get it running again, so I guess where there is a will, there is a way.

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SHeiserman

06-22-2003 19:50:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to John Saeli, 06-22-2003 10:09:21  
Hey John, will the rear end off a 400 bolt up to an 830? I'm thinking I read someone say they did that when their c-o-m went out. I don't think this applies to your tractor, I was wondering if I read that right ( it was a while ago).



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Billy

06-24-2003 12:39:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to SHeiserman, 06-22-2003 19:50:17  
I put a 57 400 back end behind a 58 801 front end when my c-o-m went out. was basically the same tractor with different # designation at year change. cost me around 400 as opposed to 2500+.



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SHeiserman

06-24-2003 18:21:16




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to Billy, 06-24-2003 12:39:53  
Thanks for the response, I thought I read that. Mine is a later model comfort king, suppose it will still work? I don't know the exact year.



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John Saeli

06-23-2003 04:23:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 830 in reply to SHeiserman, 06-22-2003 19:50:17  
Hey S. Heiserman; I'm not sure, and as soon as I say 1 way or the other, someone will pounce on me. I did put 3 DC's together to make one, I have a '48 engine bolted to a '52 back end that I installed a foot clutch in. Ran into some interesting differences.



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