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Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor

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ji Case

05-30-2006 11:50:37

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Have a 830 Case with dual hydraulics. Was wandering if anyone out there uses this tractor to run a hydraulic motor. I have a Vermeer twin rake that uses two hydraulic motors to turn rake and was wandering what kind of changes would need to be made to the tractor to use it on this rake.

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D boll

05-31-2006 15:08:46

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

I like Case and I like 830's. For lifting Case is good but for running orbit motors ect. JD is superior with variable displacement hydraulics. Not to mention braking and steering.

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Grumpy

05-31-2006 04:11:42

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

If your 830 is a comfort king you have about 16 gallons of oil for your hydraulic use. If it is an eagle hitch you have about 9 quarts. The eagle hitch tactor will get hot in a short time. The comfort king will probably work fine. If the oil does get hot get a adjustable flow divider and plumb into your hoses. The 830 has a 16 gpm pump. If your orbit motors take less than that it will create heat. Normal trans. temp can run 100 degrees above outside temp. Most people cannot hold there hand on a surface above 140 degrees. Stan

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DKase

05-30-2006 23:47:30

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

I run a hyd motor on the drags of a corn sheller, drill fill auger, and bale accumulators with a 830 CK. I am never working them to hard though. If you plumb your return line so it dumps into the rear end below the oil level with a larger coupler with less back pressure than running it back through the valve it will help the heating. Try it and watch the temp. I have a neighbor that runs his with a 4020, and he said it works great. I will put the CK hydraulics up against a 4020 any day if the pump is good. Good Luck and let us know how it works. DK

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c hess

05-30-2006 18:19:56

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

We ran a Ace hyd pump with 830 an oil sure got hot!!! but never hurt it. Got so hot you couldnt touch it.

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cornfarmer

05-30-2006 17:38:52

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

I doubt that it would work for very long. At one time I had 3 830 tractors, and they were not overly blessed when it came to hydraulics. I would suggest a PTO powered hydraulic pump and external tank setup.

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D boll

05-30-2006 16:48:48

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Re: Case 830 comfort king running hydraulic motor in reply to ji Case, 05-30-2006 11:50:37

With that hyd. system more than likely the oil will get hotter than hades!

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