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Case 830D????

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SJ

06-09-2005 08:26:17




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Thinking about purchasing an 830D for $3000,any input on this model,things to look for would be appriciated.
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Stan




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napaguy

06-10-2005 19:45:24




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 Re: Case 830D???? in reply to SJ, 06-09-2005 08:26:17  
last year i bought an 830 diesel with a model 70 case loader on it for 2500.00. guy threw in another complete 830 with a locked up motor. both are comfort kings, good one also has a wide front end. bought it mainly for the loader which i was going to put on a 1070.however i decided to leave the loader on and use it as is..830 is a little more crude than the 70 series(ie..steering) but all in all it is a good tractor for the money.

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Dennis D. Porter

09-03-2005 13:27:11




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 Re: Case 830D???? in reply to napaguy, 06-10-2005 19:45:24  
Do you still have the parts tractor , we need a counterbalancer from the oil pan for my dad's tractor. it has to be off a diesel from about 63 on before there was not a balancer. We also need a radiator and water pump. hoping to restore it for him



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Patrick (Mich.)

06-09-2005 20:25:08




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 Re: Case 830D in reply to SJ, 06-09-2005 08:26:17  
If the tractor you're looking at is an earlier model (pre-Comfort King) be sure to check that the hyd. pump is in good condition. Either use a gauge in the system to get an accurate reading (should be in the area of 1400 psi) or at least run the lever for the remote coupling up against its stop. You should see the hoses jump when you do that and hear the chattering of the relief valve as it opens. The reason I tell you to check the pump out is because new parts to rebuilt a worn out one will cost you around $1300.00 from Case! Most of the other components of these tractors I have found to be available and repaired without too much difficulty.

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jim handke

06-09-2005 09:30:51




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 Re: Case 830D???? in reply to SJ, 06-09-2005 08:26:17  
I purchased my 1969 for $3300 many years ago. A must have tractor on my farm. If it sits outside, you"ll have rust in the brakes. Just keep the hydraulic fluid at the proper level. I have never regretted owning this tractor and would like another one, if I had the shed space.



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