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Dan

08-20-2003 16:35:42




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I have a case 430 tractor that I let sit for awhile and when I went to use it the right rear wheel won't turn. I have surfed the net for any kind of information on the rear end, axle and brake assembly for this unit. Does anyone know of a site that might have this information so I can pull this thing apart and have some idea as to what I am doing. Or if anyone has any info that can help it would be appreciated.

Thank you Dan.

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slacker

08-20-2003 18:30:31




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 Re: Case 430 Tractor in reply to Dan , 08-20-2003 16:35:42  
why not break down and buy a service manual or a parts manual, many times I prefer the parts manual. Helps me get things back together in order. I bet the brake is stuck, yea I have to sometimes rock my 570 when it sits for a month or so, I should fix that.



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case poor in pa

08-20-2003 16:52:11




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 Re: Case 430 Tractor in reply to Dan , 08-20-2003 16:35:42  
my 730 does that to sometimes. i can usally rock it loose with the gears. be careful you dont break an axle. there aint much to em just remeber how it came apart. proably just needs to be cleaned up and things checked over



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chad

08-21-2003 15:11:00




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 Re: Re: Case 430 Tractor in reply to case poor in pa, 08-20-2003 16:52:11  
my 430 does the exact same thing, its common if it has high hours....replace the brg's and check ur tooth pattern in the diff.....that'll clear ya up



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