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Bobby S

12-15-2004 05:20:00




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Hi all I just aquired a Case 444 the seiral/model number is 9645391. What i need to know is 3 things.

1) How old is the tractor and what is it worth?

2) it came with a Snowblower attachment but I have no clue as to how it hooks up. Need someone to tell me or if you have a maual that shows me that would be Great.

3) where do you go for parts for this tractor?

ok i am sure I will have more questions as time comes. I am hoping I got a great deal on this Tractor and look forward to many years of service from it.

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Engineer20

12-15-2004 07:16:23




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to Bobby S, 12-15-2004 05:20:00  
Bobby S.,
A good source for information on Case garden tactors is the yahoo group. Go to the link below.
Some parts and manuals are still available through Ingersoll. You can also check www.casegardentractors.com and www.agautoparts.com. A lot of the parts are not made any more and you have to find them on Ebay and other parts tractors. Value all depends on the condition of the tractor. Also the more attachments it has the more its worth. Hydraulic implements and a 3 point increase value also. I've seen prices range from $300.00 to $1500.00.

Hope this helps!

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Engineer20

12-15-2004 07:18:17




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to Engineer20, 12-15-2004 07:16:23  
Link didn't post. Here is the address for the yahoo group:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/casegardentractors/



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J Miller

12-15-2004 06:27:54




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to Bobby S, 12-15-2004 05:20:00  
bobby call a case dealer they can tell you every think you need to know. also 1st one if its yellow paint on it was made in the 70sor if it red it was in the 80s the hood does it have a mower on it now ?? if it does see how its hooked up the snow blowwer is hooked up on the front it but i dont know if you have all the parts with it without looking at it give me alittle more then what u wrote here then i can help you and as far as its worth just depends or what all came with it i give about $600.00 to $800. for them if that helps you there is a guy you can get parts from if you know what you want here is how to get a hold of them [email protected] need more help call me

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Bobby S

12-15-2004 10:48:39




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to J Miller , 12-15-2004 06:27:54  
Yes it does curretnly have a a mower deck on it. I have the Pulley system for the blower what i need to know is where do i need to drop the mower deck from so the blower can hook up. The Blower itself has 2 rods that attach to 2 plates that I belive bolt on to the hydralic lift. I have one bar that is on the adjuster ( the thing that throws snow left or right) does this hook up on it or does it attach somewhere else? I only have one but have not found anyplace where it may hook up.

Thanks for all your help guys

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J Miller

12-15-2004 17:32:46




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to Bobby S, 12-15-2004 10:48:39  
You need to drop the mower off and this is how u do that stand in front of tractor ok then look at the plate there is two pins one on either side pull them out there is a handle turn that till belt is loose to remove it from mowwer deck ok with me then the belt go up to motor slip that over fan then you have pins in middle of tractor take them out on either side now deck is free take two little boards back tractor over deck then the snow blowwer will side in front of tractor where there are the same pins that deck hooked up to and you should have a plate to bolt on looking at it from front would go on left side that where the long rod goes to then the belt goes up to motor like the belt for deck was if you have trouble with this email me at [email protected] that ill will give you my phone # so you can call me and that way i can give you step by step also do you have chains for it ?? if not you can make a set i can tell you that you will need them i hope this helps you cause i have three of them tractors and the dont make up like them

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Bobby S

12-21-2004 10:06:43




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 Re: Case 444 help needed in reply to J Miller , 12-15-2004 17:32:46  
J miller I tried to send you an e-mail but it came back anyways I will post it here.

Hi I am going to attempt to put it on today they are calling for 6-12 inches of snow tomorrow and I would love to try it out. I do not have any chains for it so if you can send me the info I need for them. As far as the blower goes if I get stuck I will e-mail you again and we can go from there. Thanks for all your help It is nice to see that there are still good people out there willing top help others out.

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