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Case 430 PS Seals

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Rick in Upstate

06-24-2005 05:11:41




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I'm looking into purchasing a Case 430. There is oil all over the engine block on the left side. Around the plugs too. Owner says its a power steering leak. I have no reason to not believe the guy but it justs seems like it might be more than power steering. Any ideas? If it is just power steering, how big of a job is it too fix? Also, is oil leaking from the PTO shaft a bad thing? You can probably tell I'm new at this. Any info. would be appreciated.

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Barney

06-25-2005 08:26:48




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 Re: Case 430 PS Seals in reply to Rick in UpstateNY, 06-24-2005 05:11:41  
Rick I also own a case 430 and I had oil on the top of motor left side my oil came from the engine breather pipe I made the pipe longer no more oil.this may not be your problem,It could be a power steering leak What is the asking price for this tractor any hydraulics



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Rick in UpstateNY

06-26-2005 13:29:12




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 Re: Case 430 PS Seals in reply to Barney, 06-25-2005 08:26:48  
They are asking 3000 for the tractor. I am assuming it has live hydraulics. I didn"t look closely enough at that. The oil had my attention. The PTO has oil over it as well.



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Dave F.

06-27-2005 09:15:09




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 Re: Case 430 PS Seals in reply to Rick in UpstateNY, 06-26-2005 13:29:12  
Rick, I have a 430 that had the same leak you discribed, I my case the push rod tube o-rings were bad. the O-rings were cheap enought at .35cents ea. as far as the pto leaking oil probably an seal. my 430 doesn't have an true live pto It has an lever on the left hand side kinda down low which is an hand clutch to disengage power to the axels thus keeping power to the pto. If you decide to buy this tractor. let me know & I'll tell you how to change the push rod O-rings with out having to pull the head. Dave F.

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