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Case 644, is this a good tractor?

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Griz

11-18-2003 15:54:31




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I have the chance to purchase a used but in good shape case 644 with loader but no other attachments for $1750. I know nothing about this unit and was curious if it would be a good tractor for an 8 acre farm. The farm is a whitetail farm so it's uses would be lifting and loading 2-300 lbs items, acre mowing etc. Are they reliable? Can they have a rear mounted 3 pt or pto? Thanks!

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John H-WI

11-18-2003 17:20:49




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 Re: Case 644, is this a good tractor? in reply to Griz, 11-18-2003 15:54:31  
Not sure if a mower will fit on the older loader tractors. They do on the new ones that Ingersoll still makes. What would you use a three point for?



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Griz

11-18-2003 18:03:52




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 Re: Re: Case 644, is this a good tractor? in reply to John H-WI, 11-18-2003 17:20:49  
Ideally, I would like to run maybe a blade, tiller etc and the 3 point with pto would allow this. I could not find any information on the 644 as to whether it has these options.

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Max

11-19-2003 17:41:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 644, is this a good tractor? in reply to Griz, 11-18-2003 18:03:52  
One Strong little tractor. Most of the ones that I've seen had the three point and the PTO. But the definition of this PTO is it is Hydraulic, in that it powers a hydraulic tiller, log splitter, hydraulic sickle mower, and a hydraulic brush cutter. A mid mount mower will also work for that was amother option. The 644 had a 14 hp koehler for power. If these had a down side, in my opinion it would be the travel lever, with this lever you would set you travel speed in either fwd or rev and then press a pedal on the right hand foot plate to move. This was set up so that your right hand would be free to operate the loader and your left would be for steering. As far as getting attachments, most of the newer Ingersol attachments will still work with the exception of the mid mount mower which rotates the opposite direction.
Hope this helps.

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John H-WI

11-19-2003 18:58:26




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 644, is this a good tractor? in reply to Max, 11-19-2003 17:41:39  
Max, most of the current attachments won't work on the older units, at least thats what the dealer always told me when they changed from the 448 to the new series around 89-90 I think. Was the second reason I stopped buying Ingersoll, first being the dealer stopped selling garden tractors. They turned the motors around on the new series and none of my attachments would work, IE- mower, snowblower.

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