Posted by Brokengun on June 11, 2014 at 20:36:56 from (70.194.102.129):
In Reply to: 930 case engines posted by MikeL. on June 11, 2014 at 20:14:12:
I own 2, 930 case's a diesel and a gas converted to LP.
It all depends on the level of care, so if you dont mind may i ask why you are asking for a number.
A well cared for 930, 401 diesel engine could last 10,000 hrs before it needs an over-haul. A poorly maintained engine may need service within a 1,000 hrs.
Its hard to put a number on something without more info.
If your looking to buy a 930 case then please consider this suggestion; go by the current condition of the tractor and not the number of hours on the machine. For an old tractor how it was maintained means more than hours.
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