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Case 630 with Case-O-Matic Questions

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Smart As a Post

08-14-2004 00:03:32




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Hi there folks, I am looking at a Case 630 Diesel with Case O Matic tranny to purchase. I was wondering what to look for tranny wise as I have heard mixed to poor reviews of this transmission. What are signs of it doing poorly? This is a rather sad looking old Case.. not sure how well maintained. Body mostly straight but will need new grills, (Where will I find those?) I am looking at it mostly because it has a bucket (and it is a Case). Have not heard price yet, checking on that tomorrow. Any ideas on value? Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

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mike's600

08-14-2004 17:02:00




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-O-Matic Questions in reply to Smart As a Post, 08-14-2004 00:03:32  
Don Livingston has nice repo grills, just bought some for my 600 case-o-matic. This tractor is for sale if interested.
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MassJohn

08-14-2004 06:18:08




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-O-Matic Questions in reply to Smart As a Post, 08-14-2004 00:03:32  
Those with mixed to poor reviews usually used one shortly, hated it, and never went back. Most of us with them have learned to love them, especially with a loader. Mostly I would start looking at the fluid see is it is reasonably clean. When you try and drive it, until the fluid warms up you should expect some gear clash when you try and shift. Either get it as low as an idle as you can and then try to put the tranny in or worst case put it in gear and then start it with your foot on the clutch valve. Make sure it starts smoothly and make sure the direct drive lever works. Other than that the rest of the gurus will have to fill you in on. Good luck on the grille screens, they are as scarce as hens teeth.

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