J. I. Case 930 Diesel Standard Doing Field Work - Classic Tractor Fever
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- Would you rather be in the field? That's probably where you'd find Jerry Smith of Ohio. Jerry uses his 1960 Case 930 Diesel for field work in the spring and fall. The tractor can do about 80 horsepower and was rated to pull a six bottom plow. The 930 Diesel was meant for heavy tillage work and that's just what Jerry uses it for. Visit / classictractorfever today to watch more Classic Tractor Fever Videos! Don't forget Classic Tractor Fever airs Saturdays at 11:30 AM and Mondays at 12:00 AM, both Central Time on RFD-TV!
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My grandpa was a Bird Colonel in the army during WWII when he designed & invited a new clutch for the Army Tanks that was much better than the original. It was a hydraulic clutch. He sold his patent after the war to CASE Tractor Co.
I have a 1960 Case 801b Tractor with his hydraulic clutch design, and have never had a problem with anything on this all original tractor in the 30 years that I've owned and worked it. I'm really proud of my grandpa and I miss him very much. 🤠👍
All old tractors were the best tractors. It's such a shame that the old fashioned tractors aren't still being made. Thanks so so much for this video and God blessed you. Your such a wonderful man and I love you forever and ever amen 😅
Used my Dad's Case 900 (1959) on my property for a couple years. Loved to take it through my woods while sitting on the fender while in 1st gear...idled down it would just crawl. Me on one fender and a friend on the other...beer in one hand and foot on the steering wheel. Best time was a sunny day in the fall and maple leaves all orange and yellow.
My grandfather had a Case 930 when I was young. I loved riding with him in the fields while he was farming. This brought back a lot of good memories.
I grew up running a 1966 Case 930 Comfort King. Dad bot it New that year. I was only 14 but did all the field work during summer holidays and other times after school. Great looking tractors.
I love the older equipment of any kind. Hat's off to the people who keep them running.
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I love your tractor. My dad bought one new at Christmas, 1962. It had the fuel tank behind the seat and the breather at the front of the hood. I have never heard anything as smooth as the sound of these tractors. Yours brings back great memories for me. A neighbour bought ours before my dad passed. I still get to drive it, occasionally.
Beautiful 930!! I like many others have many hours on the 930 but all mine were on a Row Crop with a cab, I was living LARGE on that tractor! Beautiful restoration on your 930 and its always good to see even the restored one out working!
We used this tractor and a Model LA and Model L..and farmed 1500 acres in Kingman,Ks..from 1950 - 2008...these tractors were still running and working when I left the farm for a better paying lifestyle. Those were really great days...I miss them terribly too...but they are gone...in the Past to never return. RIP..Dad...
They were tough ol gals that would work there heart out all day long. Grandpa started farming with a new case vac, I quit with a 730 comfort king
In our area in Manitoba, Canada. Alot of 930 & 1030's in the field's while growing up. Nice tractor. Thank you for the video.
Love the Case tractors.
Great to see a vintage tractor pulling the size plow it was intended to handle. I grew up on a Western style tractor, and never understood why they weren't more popular in the mid-west. But it might be time to do a bit of paint touch up on that old plow.
@Big Bill O'Reilly i know right?
As a kid I used to bale hay with a Case 930. Love the memories this brought back for me
What a great machine. Over all my years living in Ontario Canada I have never seen a 930 Case tractor.
Great to see i spent many.hours on a 930 never seemed to miss a beat easy to drive.thanks for the memory.
The first tractor I drove was a 930 on LP. We called them "Rice Tractors". Those tractors were very hot in Arkansas during the summer.
My dad's favourite tractor
Holey moley!!! Can't believe that chain. That is one of the most beautiful tractors I've ever seen. I have the 831 ComfortKing. Dandahermit
What a beautiful machine - love the styling.
I will never forget learning to drive on a 930, with a hand clutch, we put a piece of copper pipe on the exhaust to get the sound up higher. My winter coat on, grandpa big coat over top and a horse blanket on the legs. Rain, hail dust where the test of time on these tractors. They also at lower rpm at the time than other tractors, but I’m still deaf!
Scoop Yall Wouldn't a heat house been a little more efficient , I thought I was tough till I spread manure in the open at 10deg f then my uncle got up in the rafters and came down with one , said he had been saving it for just such an occasion.
Becky Watt we had one for the case 830, but never on the case 930, in the winter we had a little 9n ford to haul out manure, Manitoba, Canada with lots days at -35-40 f, we where tougher maybe but had big wool sweaters under our bean jackets or we called them smocks, not sure if that right spelling.
Becky Watt I forgot when rain or sleet or hail came we climbed under the tractor to keep dry and protection!
Scoop Yall Been there ,done that .But I used to snowmobile, trap, hunt ,icefish , when I was in school , we would load manure with the backhoe because it was so heavy, and the bucket was so strong , but I will never forget the sweat freezing on the side of my face. This is the wife's computer, she's not quite that tough.
Becky Watt skidoo was just coming out, I never had one until the early 70’s when I finished school, we walked for the cattle, put hay up loose, and chopped and blew it into the loft.
I have a case 730 duel diesel with a 301 diesel and i cant believe the power it makes.. i use it for everything,,easy to work on,,drive,,its amazing and runs like a champ..
Love the sound of those diesels.
Hello handsome how are you doing today?
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My dad has one that's similar to this. My Dad's is a Case 900B Diesel. 1959 model. These tractors will pull a lot more than most people think they will. They have a chain driven rear axle
Good ol tractor, we use to have a Case 930 but was maybe 6-10 yrs newer than this 61, great job restoring it , looks brand new...
We use to have a case 930, it had the wide fenders in the back though, also had like a half ton of weights in the front, also had the large tire like yrs in the front w adjustable front end , this video caught my eye, great video...
It was big back then and still big now
I love the old case tractors. My grand dad ad 2 430 one has and one diesel and a 630 gas. I spend a lot of time on them . Thanks for the video.
There used to be a 900-B near me... Since Then I've loved them.
I used to have a JI Case 930 Comfort King cab tractor, gas, with wide front end. That monster had a 55 gal gas tank and only 3000 hours when I bought it. Wish I had kept it. Hello from Central Indiana, USA
I'm 66 my dad had a couple 9.30 case tractors when I was a teenager drove them a lot and then a 20.39 1200 and 2670
Six inline is just fine!
Nice tractor. They made a big horse shoe shaped weight to bolt on the front, this guy should look for one of those. Case designed it to look like part of the frame.
Grew up with a 1030 wheatland. 38 rears, 11x16 fronts, fluid in all 4 of them. Front weight, giant donut weights inside the rear wheels which were big cast pieces themselves. PTO, dual hyd., 3 point, factory cab(not that hideous one, ours was a late 1030 with the nice one). That thing would PULL. And it was efficient for its size.
Case made excellent designs, and many of them were not widespread across the industry. The chain drive goes back to pre-war designs. I believe they dropped it for the updated Comfort King series in the 60's. With the updated 930 and the 1030 I think it wasn;t feasible anymore. But it is true about efficiency, and they just run smooth and quiet that way. I had an SC for a while that had the chain drive.
Case had the old Eagle hitch design, their narrow front tractors had a big steering arm on the front with the steering gear box way back by the operator, which took all the jerking motion out of the operators hands from bumps in the field compared to IH or JD design. Case took care of it's customers too, My Grandpa had an old C and Case actually made a PTO refit kit for that tractor years after the fact, it wasn't live but the idea they would engineer a retrofit for a tractor that was a decade old from before 540 PTO was invented says a lot.
The merge with David Brown was a good fit for Case. The merge with IH wasn't probably really needed, but it was required financially for both companies when it happened due to how things were at that time.
Those old tractors from the 60's and into the 70's IMO were the golden age of equipment and farming, back when you made as much money as work you put into it and things were a bit more simple and even maybe a bit fun if you didn't mind working. Factory farms nowdays have lost their soul.
I run a fat square fender 930 western myself . They sound great .
the best way to keep them is to use them a bit . What a neat tractor . The chain drive was a great feature . Case always built unique stuff .
Beautiful machine
Beautiful !!
I've got a case 930 one owner one farm all these years. Still works fine. Good tractors.
We've got too many tractors now and too many bills so we will be listing it for sale. Hate to see it go.
My family always farmed with cases.We usually had 4-5 930`s in the field at the same time pulling 15 ft, sweeps. you could get over a lot of acres in a day. My dad always liked hopping them up a bit. The one I drove had 30 thousand over size pistons and sleeves. Had the pump turned up to around 2300 rpm. Usually never farmed at that high rpm but sure was nice when you needed a little extra. I expect it would make around 120hp.One year our county had a friendly tractor pull. i took it right out of the field all dirty and grungy looking. I beat a new john deere 4020 with it and came home with the first place trophy. I started out at about half throttle and just kept bumping it up. By the time i got to it`s 2300 rpm it was really talking to you. still have a couple of them.
This is an early 1960 model, they came out with the 930 comfort king model with a higher, side mount platform. I spent many hours on a 900 and a 930 comfort king.
So did I...fine ..mighty fine ole tractor too...we were poor farmers and this was our best piece of equipment....dad bought it new at a farm auction. It set in a building for 3 yrs never used. The orginal owner used a 4020 John Deere he bought at a bankruptcy sale for nothing...so this was our pride and joy...in 1967..
I have quite a few of those I have six 900 B I have 3 930 long nose I have four side entry 930 round fender and then I have 5 square fender side entry 930 s I love my big case tractors especially my wheatlands
Dave can you tell me if I can get 23.1 x 34 firestone super all tractions on a 910B ?
Very nice tractor!!!!!
Cool video and gave a thumbs up.
Nice farm !
love the case tractors.cut my teeth on a1951 DC broke in a new
400 in 1956.also a 830
Later 930s were gear drive. I saw a D standard throw a chain at a tractor pull. It knocked the bottom out of the rear end. But I hear those chain drives never wore out if treated right.
We had 3 930s and 1 1030... Couldn't kill these
We use to have a 930 with a egging cab didn't much care for the cab but the tractor ran great little ruff riding though
The 930 Diesel was popular with Austtalian wheat farmers too.
Spent many hours on one on the family farm loved the colour the sound and the hand clutch.Thanks for the memories
@@kevinsmith3671hand clutch was dangerous
When I was about 14 years old we took a trip to Colorado to visit with my dads sister and her husband.
Somewhere along US HWY 36 we passed a farm and a man was dropping off lunch to his tractor drivers
They were disking a wheat field in Kansas. They were in a large field and were using Case 30 series tractors i think they were 830's or 930's the field looked to be a section size 640 acres at least
It was somewhere just east of Phillipburg Kansas on US HWY 36 August 1970
The neighbors parked one 24 years ago, pulled it to try & start it rolled over and started right up with the old diesel still in the tank.
What a nice pun
I always thought the 930s were comfort Kings. We had a couple of 900s that looked like your 930. After riding on a 1030 all morning then taking over one of the 900s I found myself constantly trying to throttle up after every turn. The 1030 revs at 2000 and the 900 at 1500 rpm.
The 60 and 61 model 930 tractors were not Comfort Kings. So they look a bit different.
It's great to be American.
Our 930 had a hand clutch.
My dad had one of those and nothing but problems. The rings never seated and it would go through 5 imperial gallons of oil a day. He had to fight with the dealer to get it fixed or replaced and finally he had to go to the block man which was what they called the factory reps in those days.
awesome. looks stout
have a 930 the last year they were made 69. low rpm and great torque
One of my favorite shows. It’s a shame my cable provider got rid of rfd
Same for me, curse Comcast
We had a 930 wheatland type similar to this one except it had no pto
It looks brand new...Retired Larry in Indianapolis..
I used one of these to cultivate 40 acres when I was 10.
Yo, Jerry Smith, where's Morty ?
Nice tractor. I worked for a farmer with a newer 930.
Hell yeah
Case super
What is the value of a JI 930 diesel case tractor
Never knew that Case had chain driven rear axles
I find that hard to believe also. It must be in the final drive between the brake pinions and the bull sprockets. No Cogswell Cogs in this tractor. It must be equipped with Spacely Sprockets. The narrator kept saying chain drive engine. Hmmm...
Case learned from the Farmall !
That's why they bought it !
I'M The old farming I prefer plowing the field like he's doing
What size tires on the back?
a decent job of plowing
These were good tractors, I think the only reason JDs were kept longer was they were better utility tractors, because of closed-center hydraulics.
I prefer a Case over a John Deer anytime!
4040 has closed center hydraulics, better for grain augers.
Where in northern Ohio was this? There's one similar near my property and a few big dual wheel IH too.
Wood County in NW Ohio
Hello handsome, how are you doing today?
your flying at 15, 000 feet and the pilot says, guess what, this engine is out of my tractor!! WTF?
J.l. CASE Racine , Wisconsin
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Chain drive was so efficient, that everybody abandoned the idea
@ike fun chain drive was never efficient, that's why it was abandoned. The guy is dreaming with his facts and figures about it.
@ike fun I do.
@Mr Sunshines Obviously your to dumb to understand the chain drive we are talking about is a chain drive to propel the tractor, not chain drive to drive a shaft on a combine.
Your arguing apples and oranges
Good nice trcketar
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Wow a small block Chevy on an airplane I always thought Automotive engines had the wrong power to weight ratio
Rusty Stuff people put GM LS engines in a lot of them these days. Especially the all aluminum blocks.
@@carsonhammond6204 you know I never knew that until I seen that and I actually went to looking and the ls seems to be the most popular but there's one guy that has a pure aluminum 302 that turned into a 347 Stroker I'm just so old school you know I think of a small block V8 I think of that chunk of cast iron it's not even Dawning on me that their aluminum now
with distrib in front?
@@EricSimmons102 the engine is sitting backwards you're looking at the passenger side of it in the frame
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Got a 730 and 530 restored are 530 five years ago did almost as nice of a job on paint looked beter then factory and are 730 is in the are shop being repainted right now this winter we fix up all are tractors and use them daily love all old tractor and were big into old case the new ones are good but also a head ack are new cx50 wont go into reverse and we cant figer and info is slim i would never buy anther newer case even as nice as they are wen runing in machanic view it they let me down buy i really love the old desert sand and orange color on the old 930 and onez of this are i wanted to paint all are tractors in same color combo dad wouldent have it id paint even are nice barley used 480 backhoe
I drove a 930 square finder case on the farm I think it ruined my hearing in my left ear sitting sideways in the seat.
That 930 would stop dead in its tracks, dropping a 6bottom plow in our Missouri river bottom gumbo.
Nice tractor anyway.
.okay what 1960s era Tractor would you prefer for that task then?
It wasnt meant to plow in the river...bottom...but ours pulled a 6 bottom plow just fine in good dark ground..in 3 rd gear too...930 Comfort King...Diesel...1968was the last yr I got to plow with it..went to Vietnam...
Joe Blow possibly a 1250 or 1700 Steiger, Versatile 118,125,or 145. Maybe a Wagner WA-6?
We couldn't pull 6 consistently either with our 930 diesel. It did OK on lighter ground but 85 hp was not enough for low ground, had to switch to 5 bottom 16". Later added M&W turbo and then we had the power, but cooling and clutch were not up to the job. Traded it for a 1030 when those were available. Previously had a 400 and 800 diesel, still have the 400. Ended up with a 1175 and 2470, but that was the last of the Case tractors for us, too many problems.
I drove on of them I think it was 98 horse power
i didnt understand the airplane corollary.. is it a case engine or just a chain drive
Looks like a chain drive, I think that was a small block Chevy V-8 engine.
Ment to day 1030
that's a standard. western special case tractors had square yellow fenders
Got to be really light soil
we had a david browne of the same make
no it was a 1200 i think
The 990 is very close to a 930, but they feel more like Ford or Fergusson.
That tractor is pushing 93hp or more not 85. My dad has one and his is pushing 98hp
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No power like a case power
How is made
There is NO way, the efficiency of chain vs gear drive...is 98% vs 60% NO WAY !
If someone can prove otherwise, I'll change my 'Epicyclic Gear' emblem to a chain and sprockets !!!
My dad has a case 1030 comfort king, great tractor, terrible cab
4 wheels on the ground is wasted power on friction!
احلا جرارات الكيز بس يكون 930 والظاهر غير انا عربي مافي حدا