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Brian Holder

09-16-2006 18:31:46




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I have not posted here I am a 8n owner but have the opportunity to purchase a 770 with a loader for 6900.00 Looks to be in good shape and all funtions are operational would this be a good deal 1971 is the year. I have alot of trust in the people in the 8n forum and I will bet there are just as many case gurus here! Any and all opinions would be appreciated Thanks in advance




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NS

09-17-2006 15:54:16




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 Re: Case 770 in reply to Brian Holder, 09-16-2006 18:31:46  
Hi Brian, i grew up around case tractors and cultivated a lot of corn with a 770. it was a great little tractor over all, but I do remember dad having to put a new power shift (I don"t know if they all had power shift or not) in it at one time (pretty expensive) I would think that with a loader it would be pretty handy. One thing i would caution is not to do any PTO work in reverse, It starves the trans. of oil. Or at least thats what I was always told. Good luck

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ihr190

09-17-2006 14:00:25




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 Re: Case 770 in reply to Brian Holder, 09-16-2006 18:31:46  
Brian, I have a Case 770 diesel, powershift and it came with a Case 70 loader. It doesnt have a cab. I paid 4900.00 for it and it needed/ still does, some work. The brakes were out, PTO kept spinning, none of the gauges worked, and had a few leakes. I got all the major stuff fixed at a cost of 3700.00. It still needs the gauges fixed, and a paint job. The sheet metal was straight, and tires about 80%. It ran strong from the day I got it. the previous post is right, its a little steep unless it is cherry.I didnt care because I really wanted a 770. They are a very sturdy tractor for their horsepower class. I think they can be found cheaper. I really dont think you would be disapointed with a 770 in general. Sorry to be so long winded, I just thought I would give you something to compare to. Rob

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JGarner

09-16-2006 19:26:00




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 Re: Case 770 in reply to Brian Holder, 09-16-2006 18:31:46  
Sounds like a green iron price to me. Unless it is show room condition with new tires I personally would pay only half that price or less.



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