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Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout

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Indiana Jerry

08-11-2005 05:14:36




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Would anyone have a photo or photos they could email me of what the panel on my 530CK should have looked like?

Mine has a fiberglass panel (homemade it looks like) in the whole center area between the gauges on the left and the gauges on the right. There were only three gauges in the three holes (the fourth knock-out hadn't been used until I added a Volt Meter). So my gauges are now Oil, Amps, Volts, and Water Temp - all new. The originals when I got the tractor were the same minus the volts. But there must have been a fuel gauge based on the sender unit and wire sticking out of it. And perhaps there was a tach and hour meter.

Any assistance would be appreciated here.

I've taken photos of my beast, and will post them at some point on my personal website when I get a chance.

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Ed in Maine

08-11-2005 12:58:43




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Indiana Jerry, 08-11-2005 05:14:36  
Seems like I have seen some of those with a kinde of bulge (with a guage in it) out the side of the main cluster. Maybe that is the fuel guage? Unless I am thinking of the case-o-matics with the guages down below?
Ed



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Wisconsin Bill

08-11-2005 20:41:30




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Ed in Maine, 08-11-2005 12:58:43  
I am restoring my 530CK and have the dash panel out and am repainting! I have 4 "holes" , 2 on each side of the center panel , but only the top ones are filled with gauges. The left top hole is the Torque Convertor pressure, the right hole holds the convertor temp gauge. My CK has the shuttle shift and torque convertor, by the way. That center cluster gauge contains all engine vitals. Two small rectangluar units give the fuel , and the oil pressure. The arc shaped displays the MPH, from 0-25 MPH. On the right half of this cluster pack, are the temp(engine) and the AMP gauge, bith rectangular windows. The quarter arc "proof Meter" as Ford would call it, shows the RPM from 0-2400 and inside the needles display is the hour meter with the typical rolling 4 digit plus tenths hour meter. I was told that these cluster packs are very hard to find to replace! I am looking for the reduction gear on the back of the generator to connect to the unit myself. Guess it is not supported by Case? My CK is a 1966; thought they would still support their products?! Hope this info helps. I am also wondering why there is 4 holes but only 2 gauges in my unit- the other two are just plugged. Was thinking the dash panel was maybe universal to maybe the farm unit or another Case unit.

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Indiana Jerry

08-12-2005 06:45:59




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Wisconsin Bill, 08-11-2005 20:41:30  
I suspect my center console had the tach / hour meter at one point and a fuel gauge. It's all been replaced witha home mae fiberglass panel. The three meters in mine were OIL, Water, Amps. The fourth plugged I put a volt meter in. I have shuttle shift but no torque converter. And it's not a case-o-matic either. Mine's a 1964 based on the SN info available on this site.

Would it be possible to get a photo of your cluster sent to me?

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Wisconsin Bill

08-13-2005 08:30:49




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Indiana Jerry, 08-12-2005 06:45:59  
I have a Power Point slide of the cluster but I cannot figure out how to put it into this posting for you to view! I am more comfortable to working with the 50's and 60's technologies!!



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Wisconsin Bill

08-13-2005 08:36:18




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Wisconsin Bill, 08-13-2005 08:30:49  
I am looking for a complete decal kit for my 530CK TLB, shuttle shift, dual range, with torque convertor and the #31 and #32 loader and backhoe attached to the tractor. Any source for this kit or my wife letters signs,trucks,etc and could hand letter all logos if we knew what words and pictures went where!



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Wisconsin Bill

08-13-2005 07:39:01




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Indiana Jerry, 08-12-2005 06:45:59  

I do not have a digital camera, but i could fax the 2 pages of the cluster and the explanations from my owners manual or mail them to an address.



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Indiana Jerry

08-13-2005 19:30:59




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 Re: Case 530CK - Instrument Panel layout in reply to Wisconsin Bill, 08-13-2005 07:39:01  
Fax is 240-250-4332

Thanks a ton Bill.



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