Finally... a dinosaur bone that ain’t a fossil... that one had meat on it!!! Frank, I’ve never driven old Case tractors. My family was all Farmall... but I share your joy in bouncing across the field on a steel seat atop a hunk of US Iron. Can’t wait to see her work!!!
Well I’m hoping to get some cushion on that seat! Lol. Nothing wrong with a farmall in my book, but I’ll never forget riding a case like this one with my mom driving. Heat, dust diesel smoke nothing like it!!!
First Tractor I ever ran was one just like it. I was 11 yrs. old. Pulled two one-ways tied together. My Dad found a cab that fit it and we put it on. Pretty fancy back then. Great project, wish I was there to help you rebuild. Sure brings back some great memories. Thanks and good luck.
Great tractor, she'll clean up good. The color's & the big fender's are my favorite, fancy. The engine looks easy to work on. Most don't change the oil. Enjoyed this.
I love seeing old iron brought back from the dead... I`m sick and tired of junkies getting there grub hooks on perfectly fine equipment and cut it up!!!! Good job... can`t wait to see her blossom!!
I like you enjoy working on the old stuff because it so much simpler to work on and for the most part are built better too . A prime fence row find is brought back to life and has found a new purpose for life ! I hope you make her look good again ! Bandit
Frank this is your calling. Look how well ChuckE did and now he is retired and he never even got any of his crap running. You are an inspiration to all. Keep up the great work and look forward to the next one!
She's ready go to working on the farm lol that's what she's made for second to none back in its hay day im glad you rescued it and took a chance on it im sure. it will do its share of chores on your farm or driveway
That is so phenominal!.! Thats more than sweet.! you have to respect an old girl that still has the will to work like this one. Next leap will be to see if she will move eh? I love it when somthing sooooo old still kicks up and sounds soooo great! Nothing new runs so sweet! You definately Spent your best dollar on that old girl. I think you have a name for it.! The Defyiant one! It definatly defied The laws of nature. Nice to see you have the savy to see the old beast back to life cant wait to see more. Shawn
Isn't it thanks. Looking forward to seeing its recovery with mr. C's tlc. Keep us in the whole loop guy. Love seeing you help the old defiant one moving forward to what it seems to want.
WOW. When i was a little kid in the 1960s My Uncle Jr. had one of these but it was a gas tractor! And my Grandpa had the Case 730 and the smaller case 430 with the front loader. So this makes me think of those sweet days of Yester year.
You done good Frank. I love those old Case tractors. I never messed with one but always liked their look. The engine blocks look like the came out of a locomotive! Slow, long stroke, low RPM diesel. Torque monsters with a long life. I’m like you and see potential life left in old but high quality equipment. Looking forward to seeing how you progress with it. Stay cool!
That was the exact model tractor that I started driving when I was 12 years old. I had to push in the hand clutch with my foot because I wasn’t strong enough to push it in by hand.
Well ya that’s the story, we relocated them to a nice isolated jungle environment, where they are free to roam and make homes in trees and dirt where they should be! Thanks for watching
Man o live!!!!!! I never expected that at all, then to smooth out the way that it did. That ole girl just told you she ain’t ready for the retirement home just yet lol. She’s wanting to work again. The tone in your voice sure changed awful quick too, went from second guessing the purchase to woo hoo it’s a runner. Lol
My grandpa use to have a case 930, he got rid of it back in the 90s when he sold the farm. It’s certainly nice to see that old tractor starting up, but anyways me and my grandpa have bought a Case 730 back in April. Anyways all the best to you, and good luck.
Sounds very well for not been run for fourteen years Frank!! Think you may enjoy tinkering with this one sir!! Pleased to be along for the rebirth 👍👍🇬🇧
Jeff knows people that will renew your steering wheel with the proper resin. I only just realised that I haven't been getting notifications from you. I rang the bell again... anyways Love that you've got a doer upper. All the Best, Adrian. Emerald Queensland Australia.
Adrian Nettlefold I will inquire! Thanks for that bit of advice, I need all I can get. Thanks for watching and commenting. It’s a fun one, cheap and easy I hope!
Sure cleaned up with some run time! I’d say your thoughts on the exhaustion valves were spot on. That smoke sure looked like low compression not burning all the fuel. I’m always more comfortable buying something that still in its “work clothes” than shined up. I’d be curious about how many hours. She’s pretty clean under that valve cover.
I'm sure your aware but incase your not the injection pump on that tractor requires its own oil as it's a early 930. At the bottom of the pump you'll see a drain plug on the govenor housing and you'll see a line coming off the bottom making a loop up behind the pump then down to the ground that's the overflow line. My early 830 takes just under a pint of oil (4 cylinder pump) use what ever oil you use in the crank case (15w40) the original working was to slowly add oil until it comes out that overflow line. The round breather cap behind the last injection line on the pump is the oil fill for the pump. Its common to have allot of diesel in the injection pump oil my 830 seems to have a billion hours I change the injection pump oil atleast a few times per engine oil change
Wow, that’s a nice tractor! I’m surprised how well it runs. I think I would have pressure washed the ants off before pulling it in the shop though haha! Keep us updated on this one!
Thanks! My thought on the pressure wash is what if it don’t run? Then I have added water to some things under pressure that will make things worse. Now that I know it will run she will get a good bath. Thanks for watching 👍
Good ol tractors, i grew up plowing using a 5 bottom plow with a case 930, but had the big fenders on it and fuel tank behind the seat..sounds good 👍 if you restore it, put it on youtube...
I got a 1963 Case 730, and a 1967 930 comfort king diesel rowcrop. Those motors are bulletproof. That ariokroil is some good shit, but I like seafoam deep creep. Wd-40 is no where near deep creep. For stuck engines we've used brake fluid mixed with ATF
Hey, Frank! Catching up... been taking a little youtube break. "Why did I buy it" lol! For some of us out there, we already know lol! Sometimes it's hard to actually answer, but there's always a reason lol! Congratulations on getting it running!
I understand completely on the RUclips break, I’m way behind. I appreciate you watching. The old case has turned out way better than expected. Hope to post more on it soon.
Hey, hey, Mr. Cunningham, good to see a video from you sir. Looks to me like a good find, there in that unit. A man/person, whatever don't need to explain or justify a purchase such as this, to anyone (cept maybe in your case, your other half, "she who must be obeyed", hahaha, and I will include myself in this category as well), but that aside, this is a great unit. My first observation was that everything appears to be where it should be, and everything is "there". The only real "mashed up" item are the grille screens... All the sheet metal is in great shape. Great video, look forward to its progression, and more diggin videos. Thank you sir.
Most of the metal is in above average condition and it’s not missing much at all. Money was right in this one so the wife doesn’t care much. Thanks for watching
Got the valves to unstick. She's a nice tractor at least to me. A little blowby but that may get cleaner as well... Looking forward to the next update.
The 900 has a smaller bore, I rebuilt a 900 and at the time I could not get 900 sleeve and pistons, the bottom counter bore needed to be fixed any way, so we gotten 930 sleeves and pistons cast iron pistons at best, any had the 900 block machined to fit the 930 over size, this 900 will pull ten shank chisel plow
Funniest thing, I clicked on the thumbnail to watch a GP Outdoors video and this loaded instead. First thing I thought when I saw the tractor on the screen was Frank would like this. I guess you did already. I wonder if you could clear epoxy that steering wheel then shape it back to a better fit? Make take some filing and a lot of buffing to make it look great. Man, that thing runs great, hope the transmission is doing as well. Purring just like it ought ta'.
#MOCTGA sounded pretty darn good by the end of the video. Have fun with those heavy old Case wheel weights. Them massive fenders make changing the tires a real treat. Bead is fun to break on the backside and skinned knuckles are likely to happen.
Had an old man who run a salvage tell me this one. On a froze up engine poor coca cola in cylinder. Let it sit a few days then it will crank over and push coke out. Coca cola eats the rust away. I have done this on 4 old engines now works well.
I like marvel mystery oil or marvel mystery oil mixed 50/50 with acetone. For straight down the exhaust in an old diesel just MMO that baby. Nothing in the MMO that can hurt anything in the engine. If it passed the rings and ended up in the crank case no problem. When the dried out cylinders are wet with it and it helps lubricate the dry rings perfect. When it burns with the fuel it is gone in smoke! I suggest putting some in the fuel to help lubricate the whole top end on an engine that has not run in a long time! If it does not help it doesn't but it won't destroy anything..
@@Digginok There is something about the smell I like very much. The lubricity of MMO is great in old engines that were designed to actually have lubricants in the fuel. I had issues with sticking valves on a flathead in a pipeline rig. An old timer said to use MMO in the fuel it would solve my problems, it did.
Diesel fuel has changed so much since that tractor was new. 20 years ago if you spilled diesel on the shop floor you had a mess to clean up now you can use diesel fuel to clean up a mess! Take all the oil out of your diet and you will run great for a while, lean right out. Do that for to long and you will dry out have a heart attack and die. We are killing engines by taking the healthy fats out of their fuel! Who else remembers spraying diesel fuel on bare metal to keep it from rusting? In Ohio we sprayed everything. Truck frames, fertilize spreader carts, inside dump truck beds, gate hinges, plows the list goes on ad nauseum
@@Digginok Well then, it is up to you if it will be a success, or a loss. Me I hope for your success, and enjoyment. As we all need enjoyment in the things we do. If not we end up like all the crazy, snowflake, dumb asses. That are doing their best to destroy our country! All because they have meaningless lives. And want everyone as miserable as them.
My grandpa’s 730 hasn’t ran in over 20 years and we put a full tank of diesel and bled the system and it started and ran but the plunger in the injection pump so it went to full throttle right away after being a farmall guy I’m wanting to buy a 930 or 1030
Hey guy just a thought if you wanted to spend the time, lve used JB weld and some black powdered laundry dye mixed in for that steering wheel. Some rubber gloves to push it in and conture the surface might do the trick to clean up those cracks Then sand it off .?
We always had Allis and farmall and every now and then Oliver and massy small ones to pull a hay rake or wagon. The neighbors had John Deere and case and every now and then we would end up with one because they borrowed ours and left theirs for us to use and I hated those old two lung'er and hand clutch tractors like those. It would be fun to redo one just for kicks but your more of a man than me to run one all day.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Love to hear stories from the days I missed out on. We never had a farmall, but my dad had a td14a and 15-151 dozers. He farmed a lot of acres with a D John Deere 3 bottom plow, ran day and night, back before I can remember.
@@SchnelleKat there are some guys out in western ok that still use the old 930’s, I have two comfort kings. Lots of the ck’s around not so many of the older ones. There is a 900b LP for sale on Facebook market place, they are asking 2500 lol.
Shawn here i was watching a youtuber yesterday called "oldfarmjunk101" He sells his tractors and parts but i dont know his prices just a fyi For you but i saw a case 930 in the background might be of help Anyway just a heads up. Think he is in ohio. Dayton area. Cant wait for your next vid. See ya on the next one!
That olboy has more tractors than anyone I ever seen, he can and does buy junk and makes them run no matter how far they need to be taken apart, mostly by himself at about 75 years old.
Finally... a dinosaur bone that ain’t a fossil... that one had meat on it!!!
Frank, I’ve never driven old Case tractors. My family was all Farmall... but I share your joy in bouncing across the field on a steel seat atop a hunk of US Iron. Can’t wait to see her work!!!
Well I’m hoping to get some cushion on that seat! Lol. Nothing wrong with a farmall in my book, but I’ll never forget riding a case like this one with my mom driving. Heat, dust diesel smoke nothing like it!!!
Man, that motor looks like a tank, indestructible, awesome
First Tractor I ever ran was one just like it. I was 11 yrs. old. Pulled two one-ways tied together. My Dad found a cab that fit it and we put it on. Pretty fancy back then. Great project, wish I was there to help you rebuild. Sure brings back some great memories. Thanks and good luck.
That’s cool, it is one of the first ones I remember riding on. Have seen one with a cab, think it had a sliding door? Thanks for watching
Well done.. Another 930 saved from going to the Boneyard.thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Yeah, that is pretty cool ! 😊
Surprised the heck out of me with it running but you never know till you try! 👌
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍 👍
Surprised me more than you maybe! Thanks
Shes Alive!! Looking forward to see her out working on the property 🤞👍🇺🇸
Hopefully soon! 👍🇺🇸😎
Great tractor, she'll clean up good. The color's & the big fender's are my favorite, fancy. The engine looks easy to work on. Most don't change the oil. Enjoyed this.
👍👍 Does my heart good to see a caring person work to revive those old neglected tractors. Spent a few hrs. On 930 seat.
Thanks! I'm hoping to spend some time on this one.
I love seeing old iron brought back from the dead... I`m sick and tired of junkies getting there grub hooks on perfectly fine equipment and cut it up!!!! Good job... can`t wait to see her blossom!!
Thanks! This one was at the price of a scrap machine, glad it’s mine now!
Very cool old tractor brings back memories that’s why you buy it it hits your heart from your past
I like you enjoy working on the old stuff because it so much simpler to work on and for the most part are built better too . A prime fence row find is brought back to life and has found a new purpose for life ! I hope you make her look good again ! Bandit
Thanks! You got that right, back when things were built to last was a good time!
Frank this is your calling. Look how well ChuckE did and now he is retired and he never even got any of his crap running. You are an inspiration to all. Keep up the great work and look forward to the next one!
Well you could be right, but I’m a long way from retiring from RUclips revenue 😂
Thank You for saving that great old tractor love that sound I have a DC 741 and 900
She's ready go to working on the farm lol that's what she's made for second to none back in its hay day im glad you rescued it and took a chance on it im sure. it will do its share of chores on your farm or driveway
Yep she starts right up, been good so far. I use it to pull a small scraper, I love running it. Thanks for watching
Great video sir and good job on saving the old girl!
this is awesome. excited to see how this project comes along. thanks for sharing sir!
Thank you sir!
That is so phenominal!.! Thats more than sweet.! you have to respect an old girl that still has the will to work like this one. Next leap will be to see if she will move eh? I love it when somthing sooooo old still kicks up and sounds soooo great! Nothing new runs so sweet! You definately
Spent your best dollar on that old girl. I think you have a name for it.! The Defyiant one! It definatly defied
The laws of nature. Nice to see you have the savy to see the old beast back to life cant wait to see more.
Shawn
Isn't it thanks. Looking forward to seeing its recovery with mr. C's tlc. Keep us in the whole loop guy. Love seeing you help the old defiant one moving forward to what it seems to want.
Thanks! I’ll keep ya posted, she will move, but I gotta get some decent rubber under her.
Happy you got a good deal. It will make a great piece of equipment to add to your collection \. Liked,shared. All my best.
Thanks!!!
Very cool! Glad to see a good guy get a good deal
Love the videos on this tractor!
WOW. When i was a little kid in the 1960s My Uncle Jr. had one of these but it was a gas tractor! And my Grandpa had the Case 730 and the smaller case 430 with the front loader. So this makes me think of those sweet days of Yester year.
Me too, simpler times! Thanks for watching
You done good Frank. I love those old Case tractors. I never messed with one but always liked their look. The engine blocks look like the came out of a locomotive! Slow, long stroke, low RPM diesel. Torque monsters with a long life. I’m like you and see potential life left in old but high quality equipment. Looking forward to seeing how you progress with it. Stay cool!
Thanks Steve! They are definitely strong simple tough machines
Old men and old tractors each deserve a second chance and long lives. Press on, Frank!
Thanks! I agree with that statement more than you know.
it is always great to see old iron brought back to life.. great video
Thanks! Hopefully it will work out 👍
That was the exact model tractor that I started driving when I was 12 years old. I had to push in the hand clutch with my foot because I wasn’t strong enough to push it in by hand.
"No ants were injured in the making of this video......." Congrats, Frank. Look forward to the restoration. Good to see your videos.
Well ya that’s the story, we relocated them to a nice isolated jungle environment, where they are free to roam and make homes in trees and dirt where they should be! Thanks for watching
Man o live!!!!!! I never expected that at all, then to smooth out the way that it did. That ole girl just told you she ain’t ready for the retirement home just yet lol. She’s wanting to work again. The tone in your voice sure changed awful quick too, went from second guessing the purchase to woo hoo it’s a runner. Lol
Well I’d guess you got that right, I’m a bit excited with the turn out so far! Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing, enjoyed watching! Looks like a worker
Thanks for watching!
My grandpa use to have a case 930, he got rid of it back in the 90s when he sold the farm. It’s certainly nice to see that old tractor starting up, but anyways me and my grandpa have bought a Case 730 back in April. Anyways all the best to you, and good luck.
She's beautiful !
First time watcher, nice find. Good luck.
Thanks!
You can’t kill those old cases. I had a diesel 900B about a 1958 model. It was a pulling beast.
Yea this is a powerhouse of a tractor
Mr frank. That right there is awesome.
Old stuff is awesome.
great job!
love it , you got it .Iv had engine with ants in the motor . Fired right up!
Love seeing Los tractors run and start
Sounds very well for not been run for fourteen years Frank!!
Think you may enjoy tinkering with this one sir!!
Pleased to be along for the rebirth 👍👍🇬🇧
Jeff knows people that will renew your steering wheel with the proper resin. I only just realised that I haven't been getting notifications from you. I rang the bell again... anyways Love that you've got a doer upper. All the Best, Adrian. Emerald Queensland Australia.
Adrian Nettlefold I will inquire! Thanks for that bit of advice, I need all I can get. Thanks for watching and commenting. It’s a fun one, cheap and easy I hope!
Nice tractor at least you won't need a PCM reflashing if you put turn signals on it!
Sure cleaned up with some run time! I’d say your thoughts on the exhaustion valves were spot on. That smoke sure looked like low compression not burning all the fuel. I’m always more comfortable buying something that still in its “work clothes” than shined up. I’d be curious about how many hours. She’s pretty clean under that valve cover.
fantastic - cheered when you fired it up and cheered louder when you gave it some gas
Cool. Thank you for posting.
Great looking old tractor always love the gadges on oldee ones like the 100 series
I'm sure your aware but incase your not the injection pump on that tractor requires its own oil as it's a early 930. At the bottom of the pump you'll see a drain plug on the govenor housing and you'll see a line coming off the bottom making a loop up behind the pump then down to the ground that's the overflow line. My early 830 takes just under a pint of oil (4 cylinder pump) use what ever oil you use in the crank case (15w40) the original working was to slowly add oil until it comes out that overflow line. The round breather cap behind the last injection line on the pump is the oil fill for the pump. Its common to have allot of diesel in the injection pump oil my 830 seems to have a billion hours I change the injection pump oil atleast a few times per engine oil change
I enjoy this kind of stuff. Thanks!!
Thanks for watching
Wow, that’s a nice tractor! I’m surprised how well it runs. I think I would have pressure washed the ants off before pulling it in the shop though haha! Keep us updated on this one!
Thanks! My thought on the pressure wash is what if it don’t run? Then I have added water to some things under pressure that will make things worse. Now that I know it will run she will get a good bath. Thanks for watching 👍
it's got a great heart
Purring like a kitty cat. Hopefully by the time of your next video you'll have her rolling and driving. Good job Mr. Frank.
Thanks! I hope to have her hitched to a scraper soon!
You had me at power steering, awesome tractor.
Lol! Thanks for watching 😎🇺🇸👍
Good ol tractors, i grew up plowing using a 5 bottom plow with a case 930, but had the big fenders on it and fuel tank behind the seat..sounds good 👍 if you restore it, put it on youtube...
That's cool, Frank, sounds good, look forward to more videos
Thanks! I’ll try to get some out soon
Amazing that it runs I do like Case this will be a great project 👍🇦🇺👀
Thanks!🇺🇸👍😎
I got a 1963 Case 730, and a 1967 930 comfort king diesel rowcrop. Those motors are bulletproof. That ariokroil is some good shit, but I like seafoam deep creep. Wd-40 is no where near deep creep. For stuck engines we've used brake fluid mixed with ATF
Hey, Frank! Catching up... been taking a little youtube break. "Why did I buy it" lol! For some of us out there, we already know lol! Sometimes it's hard to actually answer, but there's always a reason lol! Congratulations on getting it running!
I understand completely on the RUclips break, I’m way behind. I appreciate you watching. The old case has turned out way better than expected. Hope to post more on it soon.
What you could do is take the 5 and 6 injectors and swap with one and 2. If the smoke moves it’s definitely them
She is running pretty well, but you are right, that's a great way to isolate a problem. Thanks for watching
Hey, hey, Mr. Cunningham,
good to see a video from you sir. Looks to me like a good find, there in that unit. A man/person, whatever don't need to explain or justify a purchase such as this, to anyone (cept maybe in your case, your other half, "she who must be obeyed", hahaha, and I will include myself in this category as well), but that aside, this is a great unit.
My first observation was that everything appears to be where it should be, and everything is "there". The only real "mashed up" item are the grille screens... All the sheet metal is in great shape.
Great video, look forward to its progression, and more diggin videos.
Thank you sir.
Most of the metal is in above average condition and it’s not missing much at all. Money was right in this one so the wife doesn’t care much. Thanks for watching
That is one good running tractor.
I need to get some more video of it. Runs like a new one
Got the valves to unstick. She's a nice tractor at least to me. A little blowby but that may get cleaner as well... Looking forward to the next update.
Back when they built stuff to last. That old motor sounds solid. Put that ol girl to work.
No kidding! Could you imagine pulling a 2020 model out of the fence row 60 years from now? I feel sorry for the future 😂
@@Digginok Yeah all the plastic would be ruined on a 2020 model by that time lol.
The 900 has a smaller bore, I rebuilt a 900 and at the time I could not get 900 sleeve and pistons, the bottom counter bore needed to be fixed any way, so we gotten 930 sleeves and pistons cast iron pistons at best, any had the 900 block machined to fit the 930 over size, this 900 will pull ten shank chisel plow
Funniest thing, I clicked on the thumbnail to watch a GP Outdoors video and this loaded instead. First thing I thought when I saw the tractor on the screen was Frank would like this. I guess you did already.
I wonder if you could clear epoxy that steering wheel then shape it back to a better fit? Make take some filing and a lot of buffing to make it look great.
Man, that thing runs great, hope the transmission is doing as well. Purring just like it ought ta'.
Finally a good Case, not a Covid case but, a Cold Case🤣
Exactly!
#MOCTGA sounded pretty darn good by the end of the video. Have fun with those heavy old Case wheel weights. Them massive fenders make changing the tires a real treat. Bead is fun to break on the backside and skinned knuckles are likely to happen.
Yes I got my work cut out for me I’m sure, but I got a backhoe!!! #moctga!
Like the old girl and she runs good .
Thanks! So far it’s a keeper
That's nice looking tractor - I like that face on front :D
Thanks, I like it too
That's a cool old tractor I want to find a 1030 case someday
Had an old man who run a salvage tell me this one. On a froze up engine poor coca cola in cylinder. Let it sit a few days then it will crank over and push coke out. Coca cola eats the rust away. I have done this on 4 old engines now works well.
I like marvel mystery oil or marvel mystery oil mixed 50/50 with acetone. For straight down the exhaust in an old diesel just MMO that baby. Nothing in the MMO that can hurt anything in the engine. If it passed the rings and ended up in the crank case no problem. When the dried out cylinders are wet with it and it helps lubricate the dry rings perfect. When it burns with the fuel it is gone in smoke! I suggest putting some in the fuel to help lubricate the whole top end on an engine that has not run in a long time! If it does not help it doesn't but it won't destroy anything..
I have always liked the smell of mmo, good stuff!
@@Digginok There is something about the smell I like very much. The lubricity of MMO is great in old engines that were designed to actually have lubricants in the fuel. I had issues with sticking valves on a flathead in a pipeline rig. An old timer said to use MMO in the fuel it would solve my problems, it did.
Diesel fuel has changed so much since that tractor was new. 20 years ago if you spilled diesel on the shop floor you had a mess to clean up now you can use diesel fuel to clean up a mess! Take all the oil out of your diet and you will run great for a while, lean right out. Do that for to long and you will dry out have a heart attack and die. We are killing engines by taking the healthy fats out of their fuel! Who else remembers spraying diesel fuel on bare metal to keep it from rusting? In Ohio we sprayed everything. Truck frames, fertilize spreader carts, inside dump truck beds, gate hinges, plows the list goes on ad nauseum
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻 Enjoyed! Real cool!
Thanks
That is a great old tractor
Thanks!
Brilliant stuff Frank 👍👍
Lord Muck thank you sir!
That’s awesome, great job.
Thanks
Have fun on this one. That's what life is about right! It only has to please you!
Yes sir, it was fun before it started, hopefully it will be rolling soon
@@Digginok Well then, it is up to you if it will be a success, or a loss. Me I hope for your success, and enjoyment. As we all need enjoyment in the things we do. If not we end up like all the crazy, snowflake, dumb asses. That are doing their best to destroy our country! All because they have meaningless lives. And want everyone as miserable as them.
We got a few of them at Rollag ❤️
Sometimes you get lucky on old finds. Looks like this will be a good ol’girl to add to the fleet.
Sometimes! Thanks
My grandpa’s 730 hasn’t ran in over 20 years and we put a full tank of diesel and bled the system and it started and ran but the plunger in the injection pump so it went to full throttle right away after being a farmall guy I’m wanting to buy a 930 or 1030
Hey guy just a thought if you wanted to spend the time, lve used JB weld and some black powdered laundry dye mixed in for that steering wheel.
Some rubber gloves to push it in and conture the surface might do the trick to clean up those cracks
Then sand it off .?
Thanks for the tip, not sure if I want to try the restoration on a rare steering wheel myself though. I bet I would screw it up!
Pretty neat after all those years.
👍
Used atf and acetone 50 /50 mix on my d7 17a that sat for 20 years uncoverd exaust got it loose
Awesome machine.
👍 thanks
Basically the same tractor as our 1957 Case 600. Same engine, transmission, hand clutch, and chain drive for final reduction in the transmission.
Pretty close to the same thing, I think the 930 had a few more cubic inches, it has a 401. I bet most parts would interchange.
Your 600 had the 371 cu inch engine didn't it . This one 401?
Que buen tractor ase curenta yo hoy años que aprendí en uno de estos y tunbaba las cercas jajajajaja
Nice job well done !!
Now you just made the ants homeless LOL
That's one way to get rid of the ants. Blast them out with the engine
Lot of those paint imperfections will buff right out! HAHAHA!! Sorry I just couldn't resist 😅
You got really lucky with this one
I’d say so!
Digginok my grandfather and i restored a 56 Farmall 300 together. It was the last one we did together before he died
You: Why did I buy it?
Me: You don't need to answer that question.
Good point!
Smooth as Butter! I hope you never paint it.
Lol if you know me I probably won’t paint it!
I just went threw a old case 188 out of a 310 dozer had it runing but enemded up doing new ring all top rings except #4 were broken
If you don't have to rebuild the injection pump, that's a huge plus.
I did have to work on the pump, but she is running fine now.
We always had Allis and farmall and every now and then Oliver and massy small ones to pull a hay rake or wagon. The neighbors had John Deere and case and every now and then we would end up with one because they borrowed ours and left theirs for us to use and I hated those old two lung'er and hand clutch tractors like those. It would be fun to redo one just for kicks but your more of a man than me to run one all day.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Love to hear stories from the days I missed out on. We never had a farmall, but my dad had a td14a and 15-151 dozers. He farmed a lot of acres with a D John Deere 3 bottom plow, ran day and night, back before I can remember.
Abandoned forgotten. Now it will be restored will revive in the hands of Mr Frankc😎
Thanks!
Wishing i had kept my 932
5-6 Yrs ago i almost bought an EARLY J.I Case 900B My absolute favorite of the 900 series. Very tough to find otherwise. It was only $600.
The 900b is almost identical I believe except the 900 has a 377 cubic inch engine. They are getting scarce
@@Digginok Where in the States are you out of?
@@SchnelleKat Oklahoma
@@Digginok Man ! That's a trip haha. Michigan here. Whats it like finding them old Cases down there? Many around?
@@SchnelleKat there are some guys out in western ok that still use the old 930’s, I have two comfort kings. Lots of the ck’s around not so many of the older ones. There is a 900b LP for sale on Facebook market place, they are asking 2500 lol.
pretty impressive for a 60 year old !
Nice
Great job, nice to here her burn fuel.
Thanks! Yes sir
New sub
Looking good!
Welcome, and thanks for watching!
Shawn here i was watching a youtuber yesterday called "oldfarmjunk101"
He sells his tractors and parts but i dont know his prices just a fyi
For you but i saw a case 930 in the background might be of help
Anyway just a heads up. Think he is in ohio. Dayton area.
Cant wait for your next vid. See ya on the next one!
I'll check it out. Thanks
That olboy has more tractors than anyone I ever seen, he can and does buy junk and makes them run no matter how far they need to be taken apart, mostly by himself at about 75 years old.
@@frankdeegan8974 sorry still learning this you tubie thing lol. Doesn't he tho been watchin for while. Man of few words. Gets it done. !