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whats the difference between an 811 and 830

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David811B

01-07-2004 10:49:43




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Roger

01-31-2004 07:35:51




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 Re: whats the difference between an 811 and 830 in reply to David811B, 01-07-2004 10:49:43  
Other than decals, dash, and some sheet metal differences:

800 = torque converter drive only. (700 is dry clutch)
830 = torque converter or dry clutch.

800 = (gasoline) 251 CID with 52 horsepower.
830 = (gasoline) 284 CID with 64 horsepower.
800 = (diesel) 267 CID with 52 horsepower.
830 = (diesel) 301 CID with 64 horsepower.



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farmall

01-07-2004 16:11:26




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 Re: whats the difference between an 811 and 830 in reply to David811B, 01-07-2004 10:49:43  
A 811B is touque converter drive only. A 830 naturaly is newer, but you could get them with a standard clutch. The later 830's were comfort kings. The 830 had a bigger bore than the 811B.
The 711B and 811B were the same tractor except the torque converter drive in the 811B. Hope this answered your questions.



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Jake

01-07-2004 16:07:49




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 Re: whats the difference between an 811 and 830 in reply to David811B, 01-07-2004 10:49:43  
I just posted a pic of each in the parts and pieces gallery. The brown one is from a 1958 811-b. The black one is from a 1964 741-c. This may or may not help you. We have a 1962 830 that has a totally different dash then either of these. I have never seen another like it. I may post a pic of it later. Jake



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david811B

01-08-2004 06:55:31




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 Re: Re: whats the difference between an 811 and 83 in reply to Jake, 01-07-2004 16:07:49  
Is that brown dash for sale?? I don't see it attached to a tractor.-DB [email protected]



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doh

01-07-2004 16:10:56




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 Re: Re: whats the difference between an 811 and 83 in reply to Jake, 01-07-2004 16:07:49  
This was suppose to go below comparing the brown vs vlack cluster.



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