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Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel

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J T Miller

10-09-2003 20:36:23

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My husband traded a guy for this tractor about a week ago..I'm just trying to find parts for it..It has NO data plate on it anywhere, I read somewhere the serial number is stamped in the toolbox somewhere too??? The guy we got it from said it was a Case 690, then he said it was an 811, local dealers around here (going by the casting numbers in the block) say it's an 800B series. But I found a picture on this site today of a Case 400 Super Diesel...that looks identical to it!! I guess I am just going on the position of the headlights, the headlights are on the "dash" back on the sides of the tractor kinda under the steering wheel..Can anyone help?? Does that make any difference? The 400's are the only ones I have found anything with the headlights like that?? I need to find an injector pump, and a starter for it.
Thanks!!
Tammy

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greg

10-11-2003 19:34:11

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Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to J T Miller, 10-09-2003 20:36:23

send pic of yourself we all know what the tractors look like lol

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John H-WI

10-10-2003 06:27:26

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Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to J T Miller, 10-09-2003 20:36:23

Tammy, another thing or things to check on- the 400 has a round nose where the 800 is squared off. The 800 should have headlites up front plus most 800's had a seat with a backrest. The 400 has a regular "pan" seat. I have see 800's with the extra set of lights mounted in about the same place as the 400. If you search the tractor photos for Case you should find pictures of both the 800 and 400.

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John Saeli

10-10-2003 04:20:08

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Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to J T Miller, 10-09-2003 20:36:23

Hey Tammy; You're pretty good natured about this stuff. When I drag home a piece of iron, I'm on my own. Another way to tell; The "800" will also have headlites up in the front of the tractor, above the grill. Hope this helps.

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Tammy

10-10-2003 06:04:01

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Re: Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to John Saeli, 10-10-2003 04:20:08

I have to be, hey at least this tractor has a better chance of running someday than half the other stuff he's drug home. LOL..

The headlights are back by the steering wheel..is it just the 400 series that was like that?

I just went out and looked on the toolbox and on the block..there are casting numbers all over the place on that tractor, but nothing that looks like a serial number.

The data plate used to be on the right side of the steering wheel, but all that is left are 2 screws and a rusty spot where it used to be. Kinda guessing that at one time or another in its life it was "hot"

There is a number about half way up the block on the right side, it looks like it would have been stamped on a plate, it has the little screws and everything, but it it molded right into the block..and it says 5-3-8 anybody know what that is? There is a series of 4 numbers about 5 inches up from that, which I am guessing is the firing order?? Does a diesel have firing order? How do you tell if the PTO has a brake?
Thanks for your patience!! Just trying to learn something!!
Tammy

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Tammy

10-10-2003 05:58:54

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Re: Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to John Saeli, 10-10-2003 04:20:08

I have to be, hey at least this tractor has a better chance of running someday than half the other stuff he's drug home. LOL..

The headlights are back by the steering wheel..is it just the 400 series that was like that?

I just went out and looked on the toolbox and on the block..there are casting numbers all over the place on that tractor, but nothing that looks like a serial number.

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Dale In Tx.

10-09-2003 21:27:42

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Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to J T Miller, 10-09-2003 20:36:23

Hi, Tammy the serial no. is stamped on the block on the left side rear about 1/2 way up, there should be on a plate on the dash right side of steering collum,If that fails post a picture please some one will tell you what it is!!! Dale In Tx.

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Tammy

10-10-2003 06:02:11

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Re: Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Diesel in reply to Dale In Tx., 10-09-2003 21:27:42

Left side rear, you mean like behind the air cleaner?

I'm gonna have to get some oven cleaner and clean that up later so I can get a better look.

Thanks

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Dale In Tx.

10-10-2003 09:17:53

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Re: Re: Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Dies in reply to Tammy, 10-10-2003 06:02:11

Tammy, The serial no.should be stamped on the flang of the block just to the right of the air cleaner,yes a diesel has a fireing order. Good luck Dale In Tx. P.S. findly got some RAIN in west central Texas,about 5 in.so far!!

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Bob

10-10-2003 07:55:20

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Re: Re: Re: Case 800 series or Case 400 Super Dies in reply to Tammy, 10-10-2003 06:02:11

You sound like a great woman, Tammy! More power to ya!

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