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Slowpoke

10-07-2003 21:34:33

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So far I bought two oil cups for my 801B but one is too small in diameter and the other is too short to fit against the mating rim of the upper case. The two screws with wingnuts at the bottom of the cleaner hold it about 3/8" away. What is the actual depth of an original oil cup that will fit my tractor???? Is it still available from Case/IH?
Thanks

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caseman-d

10-08-2003 11:51:29

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Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to Slowpoke, 10-07-2003 21:34:33

If you have the original air cleaner check for a part number on the housing. Most of them housings were made by Donaldson Filter Company. I guess I don't recall them wing nuts hanging down that far. I switched mine to a dry filter. I thought that the 800 took the same housing as the 600,500, and 900's. You also might let us know what your diameter is on yours, part number would be better.
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Slowpoke

10-09-2003 02:25:44

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Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to caseman-d, 10-08-2003 11:51:29

caseman-d...so there IS another 801B out there. I thought I had the only one.
But, here are the dimensions of the cups I have, neither of which fit the 801B.

#1 (Way to small)
External cup:
Depth 3 1/8"
OD 7 1/2"
ID 7 1/8"
Rolled rim, oil level marked at 1 3/16" below rim.
Angular transition from side to bottom.
Inner cup: Spot welded to bottom.
Depth 1 15/16"
Diameter 3 13/16"
6 evenly spaced 3/16" holes, 1/2 " below rim.
One single hole 1" below rim.

#2 (fits diameter only, not deep enough)
External cup:
Depth 3 1/4"
OD 8 7/16"
ID 8 1/16"
Rolled rim, oil level marked at 1" below rim. Radius transition from side to bottom.
Inner cup:
Spot welded to bottom.
Depth 2 1/8"
Diameter 4 1/2"
6 evenly spaced 3/16" holes, 1/2" below rim. I think the minimum needed to fit the 801B would be 3 5/8 deep. I do not have parts list for the 'B' Series.
Maybe someone can identify the tractor these fit.

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Jphn Saeli

10-08-2003 17:41:02

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Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to caseman-d, 10-08-2003 11:51:29

Hey Caseman! How did you convert yours to a dry element? Need details.

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caseman-d

10-08-2003 18:36:03

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Re: Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to Jphn Saeli, 10-08-2003 17:41:02

John,
I used to sell Donaldson Filters for a company I used to work for. I went to the catolog and found the one's that were the same size as the wet one. I then figured out the air flow for that size engine. The dry air cleaner bolted in the same place as the wet one, in fact I used the original bands to hold the dry one into place. I had to use a couple of hump hose's for hooking to the intake tube on the engine and one on top so I could use my original bowl on top. I also at the same time converted the two fuel filters to spin on filters. I will see if I have a picture showing the air cleaner on the tractor.
caseman-d

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John Saeli

10-09-2003 04:20:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to caseman-d, 10-08-2003 18:36:03

Hey caseman; Very clever!!. The picture below doesn't work for me, it comes up error. Thanks

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caseman-d

10-09-2003 11:33:25

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to John Saeli, 10-09-2003 04:20:27

will try it again

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caseman-d

10-08-2003 21:17:54

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 801B oil cup in reply to caseman-d, 10-08-2003 18:36:03

Not the best picture of the air cleaner, it's the one with the crooked muffler and has a black air cleaner.

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