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Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion?

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Greg Powell

12-22-2003 20:13:22




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I recently got a lead on a Case 930 Comfort King wheatland with flat top fenders and a hand clutch. I would like it for a loader tractor. Do any of you Case experts know if it would be possible to convert it to a foot clutch using salvage yard linkage? I am in possession of fair mechanical skills and a keen sense of adventure! Thanks for your help.




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Greg Powell

12-23-2003 20:12:26




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 Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion? in reply to Greg Powell, 12-22-2003 20:13:22  
Thank you all for your great advice on 930 clutch types and considerations. Now that you point these things out to me it makes sense. I think I will chase this lead down and see just what type of deal can be made. Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and wonderful 2004!



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John Saeli

12-23-2003 05:19:04




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 Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion? in reply to Greg Powell, 12-22-2003 20:13:22  
Hey Greg; The hand clutch 930 & later foot clutch 930 are 2 different animals. CASE may have put a foot clutch in the very last 6 speed tractors, and you would need those parts. That 930 is quite clumsy & awkward to be a good loader tractor. Especially when you compare that to a Comfort King.



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John Saeli

12-23-2003 05:17:58




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 Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion? in reply to Greg Powell, 12-22-2003 20:13:22  
Hey Greg; The hand clutch 930 & later foot clutch 930 are 2 different animals. CASE may have put a foot clutch in the very last 6 speeds, and you would need those parts. That 930 is quite clumsy & awkward to be a good loader tractor. Especially when you compare that to a Comfort King.



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Roger

12-22-2003 20:37:26




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 Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion? in reply to Greg Powell, 12-22-2003 20:13:22  
I take it this is a 6 speed? I would imagine it could be done with enough parts, time & money, I've got a 64 round fender LP with hand clutch & a 67 western 8 speed diesel that has the loader on it already. I can see why you would want a foot clutch with a loader. I don't know how hard it is to push the pedal on the 6 speeds, but my 8 speed sure is hard, it will let you know in a hurry if you have a bad knee & aggravate the heck out of it.

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Oklahomatractorrebuilder

12-23-2003 06:27:39




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 Re: Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversion? in reply to Roger, 12-22-2003 20:37:26  
The clutch is different itself. Hand clutch is a over center type and the foot clutch is the regular type. The linkage is easy to change but you will have to change the pressure plate inside the tractor.



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Jim M

12-23-2003 16:03:07




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 930 hand to foot clutch conversio in reply to Oklahomatractorrebuilder, 12-23-2003 06:27:39  
My dad parted out a foot clutch 6 speed. He saved all of the parts to convert a hand clutch model over. I think he still has the parts. It would take alot of work to change it over.



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