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tycteach

10-14-2004 11:36:16




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I just bought a Case 930 lp and I need a hydraulic fitting. The one I need is the 90 degree fitting that connects the hydraulic hose for the lower left (facing rear of tractor) hydraulic remote to the tractor. When it is taken off of the tractor, it has a spring that's inside the hollow part that keeps pressure on a ball bearing. I don't know the part number or the actual name of the part. Does anyone know of someone that may have what I'm needing? I'm also curious if other models may use the same part. Any information would be useful. My dealer tells me the part is "retired". I'm new to this type of tractor and am wondering how expensive it might be to get some brakes on this tractor. Right now, it doesn't have a trace of brakes. Thanks in advance for any help.

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tycteach

10-15-2004 12:19:00




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 Re: Case 930 lp in reply to tycteach, 10-14-2004 11:36:16  
Thanks for the help. Was driving home day before yesterday and noticed 2 old Case tractors at a cotton gin. Stopped yesterday and looked them over and it looked like the fitting may be the same. Called the owner and he said take them if I could use them since they were being parted out anyway. Brought tools today and got the fitting off and it looks to be the same size and everything. One was a Case 830 and couldn't really tell on the other one. I may be ready to plow and plant tomorrow now if the hydraulics work ok. Thanks again.

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R Wyler

10-15-2004 18:26:42




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 Re: Case 930 lp in reply to tycteach, 10-15-2004 12:19:00  
That sounds like a good deal that should fix you up. Those Case hyds are second to none. R Wyler



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Jim B

10-14-2004 18:04:01




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 Re: Case 930 lp in reply to tycteach, 10-14-2004 11:36:16  
If you intend to keep your 930, there is a Case Parts Book on eBay right now. Check it out, the item number is 7106829639. With that book you can better explain the parts you need. It has great exploded view illustrations and of course the serial numbers and part numbers which is what a dealer wants/needs to determine availability and cost. My experience is that a dealer is much more likely to be helpful if the customer does part of his job by providing the required part number. Remember, these parts guys are usually paid hourly, not commission, and his job is alot simpler if he just sends you away by telling you your part is "retired".
930 brake discs are still available at Case Ag dealers. I just rebuilt mine last summer. I said available, not cheap.
My parts book shows the hydraulic fitting your looking for should be Case part number A-57569 if the valve is made by "Warner Motive" or A-32985 if the valve is made by Kingston Products. Is that what your dealer said? If so, it looks alot like a standard 7/8" threaded to 1/2" SAE, Adapter fitting. So I went out to my 930 and confirmed it does look (at least externally) just like a standard fitting available at most any industrial equipment store that sell hydraulic system components. Such as Grainger, Parker or MSC. Your Trans serial number defines which version. Kingston used prior to serial #2219218 and Warner first used on the same serial number. There are two identical fittings used on the left side of the control valve so you apparently have one still on your 930 to use as an example. If you confirm the part number required get back with me, I will query the Case dealer near me who is very supportive of getting parts for these Ol� gals. My Email address is unhidden through the YT checkbox.

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R Wyler

10-14-2004 14:23:18




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 Re: Case 930 lp in reply to tycteach, 10-14-2004 11:36:16  
Is it a 6 speed 930? That fitting might be like they said no longer availible from Case. If I were you I would look into getting one from a salvage place or I can e-mail you the phone number to the dealer where I get most of my Case parts from they are a real tried and true Case dealer. R Wyler



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