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Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please help

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Gary Cobb

03-31-2006 08:54:28




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I just posted a photo of a Case tractor on the photo archives of this site. The photo is titled Case 600B?. I believe this to actually be a Case 630. The owner says it's a 1961 model. I need a resonable value for this tractor and any comments concerning the Case-0-
Matic transmission. I have other photos of this tractor I can email.
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Harry Case

04-04-2006 10:43:56




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
Have a '58 611B. The Case-o-Matic is great for drawbar work but when using the live PTO , once you stop it is impossible to start moving without getting whiplash. There must something out of adjustment with the clutch. Please don't tell me this is normal (to have to start out on the torque converter with the engine at slow idle)
Any help would be appreciated.



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charley hellickson

03-31-2006 22:55:39




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
hi. that is a 600B. made two years,1958 and 1959. i have one. the motor is 164 cu. in. about 42-43 hp. it also has dry sleeves. the 630 is 188 cu. in. with about 50 hp. and higher rpm. years ago i asked a case salesman what the power was and case listed it at about 50 hp. charley.



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Bret4207

03-31-2006 16:30:13




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
Caseomatic is great once you get the hang of it. Like Lincoln said, idle it down, pick a gear and shift into gear, let the clutch out and step on the gas. When you get rolling pull the lock handle out ( or push it in, I forget) and she'll act like a regular gear drive tractor. Come to wet spot or a hill and she bogs down just put it back in fluid drive and pour the fuel to her. She'll pull or come to a stop if the loads too great. If she stops drop a gear and go on ahead. Works great.

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Lincoln

03-31-2006 16:06:49




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
I love the case-o-matic transmission. The only thing you have to do is idle down before putting it in gear and letting the "clutch" out, otherwise it will grind like the dickens. This is the most often heard complaint. Mine has been in the family since 1976 and has never had any work done to it. I change the hydraulic/transmission fluid and filters often. I also like the eagle hitch much better than a standard three point hitch. It fits every piece of catagory 1 equipment I have seen, and it is so much easier to hook up. Price is always had to tell, I would guess $2500 to $3500.

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Lincoln

03-31-2006 15:49:35




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
I would have to agree with the others, it looks to be a 611B not a 630. I think that would make it a 1958 or 1959. Don't hold me to this, but I think the steering wheels on the 611B had three spokes all the same size, where as the 630 had one spoke larger than the other two.



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630crazy

03-31-2006 15:04:24




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
It"s definitely a 611b...the exhaust goes straight up through the hood on the 30 series. I gave $1750.00 for my 630(which is the about the same tractor just a newer model). Have you seen the tractor in person? Do the gauges/lights work?, Does it smoke or burn oil? The front rims should be painted flambeau red on the inside of the rims and hub. Look at the frontend for cracks in the welds, and welds on the cast piece that the wishbone connects to. I don't have any expertise on the COM. Probably a pretty good little tractor. Post some more pics if you can.

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John Noname

03-31-2006 12:12:41




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 Re: Case 630 with Case-0-Matic Questions...please in reply to Gary Cobb, 03-31-2006 08:54:28  
Gary, as I stated in the photo section that it is a 600B. Unless someone switched hoods the 30 series came out in 1960 and one of the styling features was the black stripe on the hoods. If you do a search on 600 or 600B you might get a picture that will look just like the one you posted. There were other small changes to the 30 series and I also think you could get it with the standard transmission. Can't help with the value other than I would like to own it if I had storage room.

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