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Case 400 Wheatland Questions

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Tremayne Hadenf

08-31-2004 04:33:17




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ended up with a 400 wheatland (looks just like a 500 but smaller & only 4 cylinders) It is suppose to be OK except for missing the head (gas motor)and a few other parts.

It's tag is missing, any other #'s to determine year?
How many speed is it? Is it an 8 speed?
What size gas motor is it & any other heads will fit?
What dsl motor will fit them?
Are these rare? never really seen or heard of one?
Not sure wht I am going to do with it. It's our 10th case tractor.

thanks tremayne

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neale cloyd

09-02-2004 19:12:36




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 Re: Case 400 Wheatland Questions in reply to Tremayne Hadenfelt, 08-31-2004 04:33:17  
tremayne,your tractor would be a 400 special.the special is very similer to the standard, the difference is the fender equipment as the standard is equiped with row crop fenders and the special is full fendered.there were 1527 standerd and specials made with gas engines and 2077 made with diesel engines.the serial number is stamped on the left rear engine flang where it bolts to the trans housing,providing the block has not been changed.If the block has been changed there is no way to find the serial no.Neale

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jim1950

08-31-2004 06:23:05




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 Re: Case 400 Wheatland Questions in reply to Tremayne Hadenfelt, 08-31-2004 04:33:17  
I am assuming your tractor is a Western Special. It has full fenders and a flat platform, like the 500, no 3 pt lift and a full swinging drawbar. It used the 251 c.i. engine, both diesel and gas. I couldn't find anything about the transmission, so I would think it's the 8 speed. I don't know how many were built.



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tremayne hadenfelt

09-01-2004 04:27:59




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 Re: Case 400 Wheatland Questions in reply to jim1950, 08-31-2004 06:23:05  
Thanks jim



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