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Case 611-B(600)?

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Farm w/Junk

05-01-2004 20:53:02




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Hi I was wondering what a 611-B is worth? Guy called it a 600 but tag said 611-B. It has a wide front, eagle hitch? Similar to 3 point. Is complete and needs minor work to run. Was running when parked. Tires all up. I would be 3rd owner. Original owner bought it several miles from where I live and it was the first in the area so case asked him to put it at the ohio state fair to demonstrate the "new" back spin out wheels. It was on jack stands and the showed how they worked. Then when the original owner pasted a friend bought it and now its just sitting. Whats it worth? Anything to look out for? How much HP? Thanks so much
Matt

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Dale Roisum

05-02-2004 01:11:52




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 Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to Farm w/Junk, 05-01-2004 20:53:02  
Matt,
I bought a 611B last year to restore for $1000. I probably should have gotten it a little cheaper because it was in pretty poor shape, although complete. I have seen them from $800 to $1200 for fixer uppers, and a couple real nice ones for $3500. The 611B has Case-O-Matic drive which I think is a good drive, but parts are not available from Case for the torque converter if it needs repair. Twin disc has only a few of the rings in the converter available and they are very pricy. One bushing was over $300.Most engine parts are available from Case and bearings and gaskets are available after market. Parts are quite expensive because this model has a 164 cu. in. motor and was only made in '58 and '59. I completely rebuilt mine, and I have about $2500 in the motor parts, and machining only. The rest of the parts I had to find at salvage yards. I got lucky and found 3 of them in one yard but I don't think there are very many of them around. I believe the hp. rating was 38 drawbar, and 42 or so pto according to the Nebraska tests. If The drive system is o.k. the rest of the tractor should be worth fixing up. Check the fluids particularly in the front (torque converter)section for clean oil. This can be a good indicator of the condition of the drive line as well as the hyduaulic system condition. I have completely stripped my 611 down and rebuilt or replaced anything not up to par on it, and did not see any particularly weak links in this tractor. The weakest part on the whole tractor was the valves in the head seem to be prone to wear. Mine showed signs of serveral valve jobs in the past. If you have any questions please e-mail me and I would be glad to help if I can. I do know this particular tractor inside and out.
Good luck,
Dale

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John Saeli

05-02-2004 10:33:49




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 Re: Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to Dale Roisum, 05-02-2004 01:11:52  
Hey Dale: I just overhauled the Converter in my 800 and everything was available from CASE except the $300 bushing. They want us to buy the whole gear. I had a neighbor make me the bushing. Were you working with a CASE Dealer who gives a hoot about the older equipment and servicing the customers who own them?



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Dale Roisum

05-02-2004 18:14:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to John Saeli, 05-02-2004 10:33:49  
John,
Thanks for the heads up on the 800. I have a 801B diesel in the shed that is my next project and it's good to know parts are available for it if I need them. I have the original parts manual for my 600 and they only list the complete torque converter assembly - same as the dealer. That part number is no longer carried by Case. I might have to check into the 800 converter to see if any of the internals are compatable with the 600's converter. The front lock-up friction disc is the part that is worn the worst. The splines on the fiber disc are about 70% worn off on my original one and I would like to renew it if I can.
Thanks again

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John Saeli

05-03-2004 04:57:49




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to Dale Roisum, 05-02-2004 18:14:29  
Hey Dale: You're rite on the 800 Parts Book. I used a 730 - 830 Comfort King Parts Book. It breaks the converter all down. It would be nice to buy a rebuilt like the 800 book wants us to do. If you ever need help with #'s let me know.



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Larry Calhoun

12-03-2004 17:52:23




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to John Saeli, 05-03-2004 04:57:49  
You might be able to help me. I'm looking at buying a 811B. It pulls in the lower gears but not in the higher gears. Even in the lower gears, it will not spin a tire. Any idea of what this could be? I've checked the fluid. It shows full on the stick (approx. 5 gal.). I would appreciate any ideas you might have.



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caseman-d

05-02-2004 20:03:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case 611-B(600)? in reply to Dale Roisum, 05-02-2004 18:14:29  
There should be a seoerate manual for the case-o-matic part of the tractor.
caseman-d



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