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HOLY JEEZ!

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Mike from Canad

07-08-2003 02:21:02




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now ive seen glorified lawn mowers but this thing takes the cake!

make up your own mind about this thing

mike




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John H-WI

07-08-2003 04:49:02




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 Re: HOLY JEEZ! in reply to Mike from Canada, 07-08-2003 02:21:02  
Mike, don't see anything special about this one other than its one of the first Case units, IE- 14 HP Koehler. Its the unit they (Ingersoll now) build with the backhoe/loader combination. Can also get them with just the loader. Been a good unit for its size.



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Mike from Canada

07-08-2003 09:59:37




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 Re: Re: HOLY JEEZ! in reply to John H-WI, 07-08-2003 04:49:02  
well, the more i look @ it the more i understand.

my initial reaction to this thing was "theres no way Case would make something this bulky yet flimsy" its got (from what i can see) a pressed steel frame and theres no way a loader attachment let alone a backhoe could ever carry a significant load w/o twisting and bending itself into oblivion. granted, the loader is designed not to exceed the capacity of the unit its attached to but the loader is built heavier than the tractor. i wonder what it can hold? by appearances i wonder if the weight of the loader itself is too much for the frame!

but it is the predecessor to the modern day estate/utility tractor. and even though it only has a 14 hp Kohler, its all hydraulic, even the transmission. but, man! the pump on that tractor must be some size too!

mike

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Max

07-09-2003 22:26:07




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 Re: Re: Re: HOLY JEEZ! in reply to Mike from Canada, 07-08-2003 09:59:37  
You'd be amazed how durable these little units were. Don't be fooled by the looks of that frame, it is one strong frame. Lift capacity is about 750 lbs which isn't to bad for a garden tractor. Only things I didn't like about them was that you selected the direction with the travel lever and then pushed a pedal down on the right footplate to control your travel speed. The hydraulics were basically the same as the garden tractor with 2350 psi system pressure and 11 gpm pump. Later versions like the 648 had power steering. The 646 had the industrial version of the onan engine which was the cck. Thes also had only 15 inch wheels on the back instead of the usual 16 bad that resulted in more pushing power.

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jls

07-09-2003 17:15:43




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 Re: Re: Re: HOLY JEEZ! in reply to Mike from Canada, 07-08-2003 09:59:37  
guy I know had one and used it to clean out the bottom of a bank barn that he fed 20 to 30 feeder steers in. For years!! Bought a little bobcat and said the improvmwnt was the manouverability!



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