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Case 440L questions and need a part too!

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royjoebob

11-08-2004 12:25:27




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Howdy, I just purchased a case 430 (440 L) according to serial plate but the serial number does not match numbers on this site as for year. Looks like about a 60 or 61.. has eagle hitch, 3 point, and triple range. My questions are as follows:

1) What does the 440L signify?

2) There is a long lever on the left side, forward of the left foot, that seems to slow or brake you when the PTO is engaged.. any help as to its use?

3) This tractor is missing battery cover.. any idea where to find one?

Thanks for the help!

RJB

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Dennis/Ohio

11-13-2004 02:27:50




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 Re: Case 440L questions and need a part too! in reply to royjoebob, 11-08-2004 12:25:27  
Hi,
440 is a gas engine utility tractor. The second number 4 stands for gas engine(148 cu. in.). The 30 series tractor models can be different depending on if they where sold at a AG dealer or an industrial dealer.
The "L" I don't know but it may stand for "landscaper special"? I think these usually had a front loader and a drag box on the rear?
Let me know if you figure it out.
Thanks, Dennis....

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philcaseinWPA

11-08-2004 13:39:02




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 Re: Case 440L questions and need a part too! in reply to royjoebob, 11-08-2004 12:25:27  
the long handle on the left is a hand clutch. When you are using the PTO you can pull this back and it will disengage the transmission but let the PTO remain running. Makes it sort of like an independent PTO. The foot clutch disengages the PTO and the transmission. To engage the PTO you must use the foot clutch but you can stop the movement of the tractor using the hand clutch or the foot clutch. I can also shift the transmission gears while using the hand clutch but usually don"t. I don"t know if it is OK to or not.

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