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Difference between super c and 230

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erkel3

12-30-2001 05:50:42




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What's the difference between a super c and a 230. I can't seem to find a spec sheet on a 230 anywhere to compare things such as engine size, etc.?




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George 2

12-30-2001 17:09:42




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 Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to erkel3, 12-30-2001 05:50:42  
Super C:
-C123 with flat top cast iron pistons 3 1/8 x 4.
-rated governed speed - 1650 RPM
-6 to 1 compression ratio
-old style Touch-Control with 2 arms on the center of the tractor. Remote control valve optional on non Fast Hitch tractor
-old style non draft control Fast Hitch or no Fast Hitch -24.5 PTO HP

Farmall 230:
-C123 with domed aluminum pistons 3 1/8 x 4
-rated governed speed - 1800 RPM
-7.3 to 1 compression ratio
-Hydra-Touch hydraulics with remote
control hydraulics -mechanical draft control Fast Hitch or no Fast Hitch
-28 PTO HP

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Dann

12-30-2001 06:31:43




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 Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to erkel3, 12-30-2001 05:50:42  
Erkel13: The super C and 230 were both C123 engines, But the Super C has a step head piston and the 230 has a flat top piston A 240 farmall also has a c123 engine around 25-27 hp The old C had a C113 engine. I own a 240 farmall its a stout little horse basic the same as a 230 only you set foward on it like a Ford and the sheet metal looks much like a 460 Farmall . Hope this Helps, Have a Wonderfull Sunday!Dann

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RedTed/MO

12-30-2001 06:13:43




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 Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to erkel3, 12-30-2001 05:50:42  
Erkel3: A year ago, Santa dropped a copy of The International Harvester Tractor Data Book (1997. Guy Fay, Motorbooks. $10.95) in my sock. Worth it's weight in PB Blaster! Looks like the 230s were stroked a little longer, turned a few more rpms, had a bit higher compression ratio, came off the line a little heavier, and were geared a little faster. Maybe 10% or so on all counts. Hope this helps. RedTed/MO.

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RickB

12-30-2001 10:10:51




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 Re: Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to RedTed/MO, 12-30-2001 06:13:43  
You had better read that book again! The 230 and Super C have the same stroke.



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RedTed/MO

12-30-2001 16:00:21




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 Re: Re: Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to RickB, 12-30-2001 10:10:51  
RickB: Thanks for the follow-up, and the correction; at my age and with my bifocals, I don't always get it right. You are, of course, correct: both the Super C and the 230 stroked the same,... with the 230 apparently bored out a just a little bigger. Happy New Year. RedTed/MO.



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J. D. Humm

12-30-2001 08:13:42




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 Re: Re: difference between super c and 230 in reply to RedTed/MO, 12-30-2001 06:13:43  
The 230 also had a more advanced fast hitch than the 200/SC, it had a form of depth control, the touch control rockshaft arms were replaced by hydraulic couplers for cylinders on the one I had and the grille is different than the SC but similar to the 200. In other words it is a more modern version of the 200/SC, plus other differences mentioned by the other guys.



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