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Jaime Chait

01-04-2005 09:26:19




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I�ve been looking for a starter for a 930 (engine 401) with not much luck. Does any one know if other models use the same part? (i.e. 830, 1030). What about the radiator?.
I live in Phoenix Arizona and the only dealer in Casa Grande does not have those.
Any links/comments would be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance.

Jaime




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CK RICHARD

01-04-2005 15:03:36




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 Re: Case 930 parts in reply to Jaime Chait, 01-04-2005 09:26:19  
the starter on 1030 is a little bigger but I thank it will fit . If you get a new starter it not the some as the old starter it is made for 730 830 930 and 1030 they are high. you can usely have starter rebilt for around 100 bucks.check your yellow pages for starter generator .good luck



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tom bauler

01-04-2005 11:20:08




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 Re: Case 930 parts in reply to Jaime Chait, 01-04-2005 09:26:19  
I have a 930 case liquid propane tractor. The propane regulator is leaking propane out the radiator. I need some one to tell me what is wrong. do i need a new regulator or will a kit fix my problem. where do i get the parts for this problem.

thanks, tom Model-941 serial no. 8264434 ensign carbrator and regulator.



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Ryan

01-04-2005 15:19:11




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 Re: Case 930 parts in reply to tom bauler, 01-04-2005 11:20:08  
What equipment do you have? If you have an ensign set up you might as well buy a new rig for around 150.00 buck you can get carb and regulator new. If it is a century you can get a kit or a new regulator for about the same price 50-60.00.

Ryan I can give you a number if you need it.



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DKase

01-04-2005 10:20:06




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 Re: Case 930 parts in reply to Jaime Chait, 01-04-2005 09:26:19  
Try to get a 970 starter. They have a much better brush holder system and the brushes do not hang up and burn out the starter like they do on the 30 series starter when the brush holders get rusty or stickey. You will have to remove the nose cone and install the drive gear from the 30 series starter. Another problem with the diesel starters is that the wire to the starter solonoid from the start pole on the switch is not big enough to engage the solonoid properly. If you install a Ford car starter solonoid between the hot wire and the start pole on the solonoid it will get a higher voltage to the solonoid which will engage it harder and make better connections in the solonoid that will start the tractor better. We have done this on 8 of our tractors and have had NO starter problems in over 12 years. LOL DK

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