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Case 530 hydraulics

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Joseph F.

07-18-2004 12:06:33




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This is my first tractor and I have a lot to learn. '63-64 Case 530 with a model 31 loader/hoe. I 'bout went nuts trying to figure out how to change the hoe's hyd. lines coming off the valves. What's the trick? Do you need something besides a 1-1/16th box/open end wrench? Is there a special tool to be able to get in there? I lucked out and got it off, but what a struggle. If anyone has ACTUALLY dealt with this, or knows what I'm talkin' about...please give me a holler.

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Everett

07-18-2004 14:03:51




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 Re: Case 530 hydraulics in reply to Joseph F., 07-18-2004 12:06:33  
Joseph F. Have changed a few lines on my 530 backhoe. Had a few bloody knuckles. But I learned. There are some wrenches they call crowfoot. They are like the open end with a square hole for a 1/2 in drive extension These and some heating and bending of other wrenches will save the hands. But...YES I know exactly what you went though. I have two of these machines. Good for toys but too old to go out and work every day

Good Luck and enjoy Everett

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Joseph F.

07-18-2004 21:39:33




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 Re: Re: Case 530 hydraulics in reply to Everett, 07-18-2004 14:03:51  
Thanks for the tips Everett...I'll give it a try. It is a good tractor for weekend projects,but I can see I'll be working on it to keep her running and working.



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