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Case 430- hydraulic controls

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JRT

04-04-2006 19:54:19




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I just bought a Case 430 and the Remote hook-up control levers are different than any 430 I have seen. The older models had a set up like the 300's, then later models with the draft control had one lever which controlled the remotes. This one has the draft-control lever, and 2 other levers for the remotes. Does anyone know what the 2nd lever does. Could it be for 4 remote hook-ups?




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awh

04-07-2006 10:26:15




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 Re: Case 430- hydraulic controls in reply to JRT, 04-04-2006 19:54:19  
Your 430 has 2 seperate single acting hydrolic conections. J.I.Case tractors have hydrolic systems all of there own. From the 300 series to the 600 series, The frames are the same with different variations of hydrolics or p.t.o.s. with the exception of the Case-o-matic transmission witch has a torqueconverter instead of a manuel clutch. But the hydrolic pump still bolts on top of the transmission houseing between the bell houseing and the steering wheel support houseing. The control valves for the remote conections bolt on the outside of the pump plate ( valves outside/ pump below inside the trans houseing) this same control block provides fluid and pressure for the 3 point lift control valve mounted under the seat on the right side on the out side of the transmission houseing. There should be a hydrolic hose that runs from the pump block down the right side to the valve, and a return line out across the transmission case to the left side into the hydrolic filter houseing also mounted on the pump block. This valve under the seat and the linkage attached to the lift is your draft-o-matic control.

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Paul in On

04-05-2006 19:22:23




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 Re: Case 430- hydraulic controls in reply to JRT, 04-04-2006 19:54:19  

Going to ask you to clarify draft lever. Term I'm not fimilair with. My case 430 has two remotes with two levers to control each. Is this what your getting at?



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JRT

04-05-2006 20:21:09




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 Re: Case 430- hydraulic controls in reply to Paul in On, 04-05-2006 19:22:23  
By draft control lever, I was referring to the 3-point lift control. The draft control version was designed to control the depth of plowing equipment, I think. My tractor must be like yours, with a seperate lever for each hydraulic remote. I just had never seen one like that. Usually pushing the lever forward controls one remote, and backwards activates the other. Thanks.



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