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Case 310B Construction King?

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Scott Flynn

12-11-2003 21:06:55




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Does anyone have a picture of such a tractor? I have been trying to determine whether the tractor my father has is a regular 310B or a construction king. Is there some method of determining the difference? The tractor does have a loader, which I understand the construction king often had (and/or a backhoe, which this one does not).




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Dennis/Ohio

12-13-2003 19:03:42




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 Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Scott Flynn, 12-11-2003 21:06:55  
Hello,
The first CK was the 1963 530CK. The H in 310B-H is the optional Highway speed 4th gear. Thats why your tractor is so fast in 4th gear high range. You have a Utility tractor. I have a 540H and a 210B-H they also are Utility tractors. The 540 has loader and hoe but isn't a CK. My 210 had loader only.
Hope that helps, Dennis.....



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Mike Johnston

12-12-2003 08:37:45




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 Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Scott Flynn, 12-11-2003 21:06:55  
third party image

Not sure about this, but I believe that the 'Construction King' name was only used on those including the backhoe and that the model number included an "H", as in 310-BH.

The pic below is a 210-B with homemade bucket. Should look very similar to yours.

Mike Johnston

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Scott Flynn

12-12-2003 08:57:43




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 Re: Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Mike Johnston, 12-12-2003 08:37:45  
That's what mine looks like. It does have the 310BH on the model plate, but since all the posts and references only include the "B", I had assumed that the "H" was some additional code that pertained to a model year or something like that. Your photo confirms what I had been told-that we have a construction king model of the 310B. It does not have the backhoe, only the loader. It also has the protection over the front nose like yours. There is a "bucket" of some sort (I believe to be a Case part) that is on the Eagle Hitch which has always been filled with rock or other weight to balance the load of the bucket since we have had it. Thanks for the help!

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Mike Johnston

12-12-2003 09:36:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Scott Flynn, 12-12-2003 08:57:43  
Your post surprised me a bit. The description of your bucket being on the Eagle Hitch is the exact condition I found mine in. Thats why I built the bucket in the attached photo. The original bucket was welded in place to the Eagle lift arms and was full of dirt. The hitch was not able to move as a result, and it took some doing to make things right. I bought lift arms from a guy on this site, then went through the pump, valves and cylinder to make the lift work again.

It does sound like yours is a Construction King.

Mike Johnston

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Dr Cy Kosis

12-12-2003 11:52:24




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Mike Johnston, 12-12-2003 09:36:40  
Howdy Mike...

All well down your way?



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Mike Johnston

12-12-2003 14:14:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 310B Construction King? in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 12-12-2003 11:52:24  
Yup.

Been hunting a few times recently, worked the 210-B last week at a neighbors, the weather is nice & cool---what more could a guy ask for?

How's things in Erath County? Jan/Will keeping you busy?

Mike



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Dr Cy Kosis

12-13-2003 22:00:15




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 310B Construction Kin in reply to Mike Johnston, 12-12-2003 14:14:36  
Shoot I'm too busy putting out fires to have any time left for anyone else to keep me busy.

Talked to Wildo earlier tonight and he'd just come in from the big ranch way out west with an atypical 9 point. I was asked to go but didn't want to take the time off work yesterday nor miss the farm auction today to go out yonder.

If I get deer fever too bad I can always sit out in the backyard.



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