WIND BREAK on CASE 830 Tractor

John Deere D · Sep 25, 2020

Has someone had any experience with the below Company...?
I shall be staying home this winter. History.... there's always lots of snow to move.
I removed a loader and frame from a parts JD 3010 ???.. 3020 ??? diesel as the loader has < 100 hrs usage.INstalled on my CASE 830 (832)
I'm going to install a weather break of some make on my Tractor..
Tractor is a Case 830(832) 8 speed Diesel....
Electric circulating heater on engine coolant ..heater on Fuel Tank...shall be stored in shed..

Thanks
Bob..

Manufacturing Company, Inc
618 1st Avenue North Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501
Phone: 515-573-4136
[email protected]
http://www.burchmfg.com

David G · Sep 25, 2020

I am interested in this also as the one on my 6610 is shot.

Eagle Beagle · Sep 25, 2020

Looks like they are the company that still makes the HeatHouser enclosure. Had one on a 730 CK that worked well. I remember the door being small.

Beagle

tomstractorsandtoys · Sep 25, 2020

I have a Femco on my 3020 that we mix feed with in the winter and I hate it. It was designed to make getting on and off next to impossible unless you are an athlete. Tom

Bruce from Can. · Sep 25, 2020

Yes you can still buy the heat houser canvas cover, comes with windshield and side screens. Way better than nothing. And your 830 Case appears to be a rear mount tractor, so it should work great. I spent plenty of time in the late fall as a kid , working out for a neighbor that had a 165MF with one of these shelters. A surprising amount of engine heat comes back to the operator. That loader looks like it really belongs on that tractor.

steve_in_mo · Sep 25, 2020

Make sure you get winter mix fuel into that tractor before cold weather comes.

Burch makes a good weather break but that fender and operator platform setup is going to make a weather brake almost useless. A weather brake keeps the operator warm by channeling pushing warm air from the radiator and engine back to the operator's platform.

Case Nutty 1660 · Sep 25, 2020

Like said below they still make the one with a LH door entry for your 830 they are sure a whole lot better than nothing, I have a 832 like yours only mine has Case-O-Matic as well, I see yours has the shutter control also is it still on and in working condition by chance that will really help her warm up nice in the cold, Case has a large cooling system and they need to be working to heat up nicely with shutters you can make it do that if they are there
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SVcummins · Sep 26, 2020

They have side entry ones which i have one but i never figured out how to make it fit .

caterpillar guy · Sep 26, 2020

Never had that luxury. Those hoses better be tired back away from the wheel at the back of that fender or they will be in the tire or rubbing it at the least. A binder twine tied to the middle would suffice for it.

SVcummins · Sep 26, 2020

I wonder how much the weather break cuts down visibility ?

fixerupper · Sep 26, 2020

It does cut down on some visibility but it is variable. How high the weather brake is mounted makes a little difference. The higher it is mounted or the lower the seating position the less view of the front wheels the operator has. Side visibility is not affected much. Like others said it is a lot better than sitting in the open when the wind is is blowing and the snow is swirling.

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