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Case 530 or 570 I think? Help?????

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CB

03-21-2004 20:20:07




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Looked at a Case tractor for sale today, but there are no emblems to identify the exact model.
Looking at pictures it looks like a 530 or 570.
It has 28 X 14.9 rear tires and looks like small wheel weights in the middle of the wheel.
I think 16 in. on front.
4 cylinder gas
standard transmission with shuttle shift,
rear hydraulics ,
rest o ride seat.
3 point and pto, overal looked decent and rear tires almost new,
Claims it had a nock in motor,
Aparently some else looked at it yesterday when he was gone and now it has a cracked block on left rear side of block, with oil seeping out.
Never the less he was not to happy when I showed him the crack.
Trip o meter says 1856 hours,
Tractor looks original and pretty clean,
Was asking only $600 with the nock, but now ??
How hard would it be to find another block or engine?
Would it be worth fixing?
Where are the serial #,s located,so I can get correct model #
What kind of hores power?
Parts hard to find?
What motors or tractors interchange????
Thanks for your help...Craig...

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Roger (Mi)

03-27-2004 15:11:14




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 Re: Case 530 or 570 I think? Help????? in reply to CB, 03-21-2004 20:20:07  
The 430's and 530's were built during the 60's. The 570's were only built for a few years during the 70's. The 430's were rated at 35 horsepower with either gasoline or diesel motors.
The 530's were rated at 43 horsepower with either gasoline or diesel motors.
The 570 is easy to identify because it will have a true independent PTO system. A single lever on the back will engage or disengage the PTO without using the foot clutch. There will be no hand clutch on the side of the transmission to stop forward motion as with many 430's and 530's.
The 159 CID gas motor and the 188 CID diesel are available at many salvage yards.

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Mark

03-22-2004 07:26:20




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 Re: Case 530 or 570 I think? Help????? in reply to CB, 03-21-2004 20:20:07  
Serial # should be on a plate on the dash. 530 are deisels. 430 are gas. Hope that helps some.



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Klyde

03-22-2004 10:20:44




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 Re: Re: Case 530 or 570 I think? Help????? in reply to Mark, 03-22-2004 07:26:20  
REALLLY!!!! I used to have a 430 diesel and I know where there are about 20 or more 530 gas tractors. Anyway $600 is cheap and you should be able to find a short or bare block with no problem



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