@@kolewiebensohn Thank you. I've heard glow plugs in a can. What is interesting is I had my tonsils out when I was four years old, and they used ether to put me under (I'm old). Every time I used ether to start the tractor, it brought back the memory of ether being used to put me out. The smell of ether is the last thing I remember before I went out.
I've started many older tractors and starting fluid is usually unnecessary, you can turn the engine over until you see smoke which means you have fuel in the cylinders and then you stop for a few seconds and allow the fuels to warm since it's in the cylinders under pressure which is how diesel fuel is turned to vapor then start the engine again.
That would be the case with normal tractors, but the case 30 series have a different style head where the firing chamber is in the head not in the cylinders
@Dans Engines The straight pipe adds a lot of character I think. She sounds really good and it's never overheated on me yet! But it ain't my big tractor so that the 3294s problem lol
Thanks, she's a 1967 we bought out of Gary Indiana and had shipped all the way too iowa, also I have my grandpa's 1963 730 case gas that we repainted but it's having carb issues, this winter I'm getting my great grandpas john deere A to get running then next will be grandpa's 4020 jd to clean up
If you spray either in the dust bowl it will crumble. And its a bitch getting a new one because you gotta cut one down to make it fit. Go ahead, ask me how i know lol
@@kolewiebensohn lol yeah an it sucks lol. It turns all cloudy like, an then when you go to empty it your finger will go through it lol. There's a rubber connector at the bottom of the intake, an we drilled a hole in it an stuffed a 3/8 bolt in there so you can give it some while your cranking. But be careful if you do because you only want a tiny tiny wif, because now the either is much more dense because it's so close to the heads and it doesn't have to go through the oil bath. But yeah not kidding it totally trashes the dust bowl. It literally will turn the plastic into powder over time. Quite depressing lol... But just out of curiosity have you ever had the bowl off while it's running? That bugger sucks some serious air!!!! Lol... It's cool lol
@@kolewiebensohn and that's cool they make one that fits. At the time we replaced ours valuebuilt was big at the time. And they didn't have the right one. But now that i know it's a perfect fit i might replace it again! It's about time again
@@germanmg42 No I haven't actually, I can get she's sucking a lot of air. On my 3294 I had it running and about lost my shirt cause I had the air filters out at the moment.
That engine is worn out, rings are no good, valves maybe leaking, mine fires up instantly in zero weather sitting outside, little or no ether needed, when compression is low she's a hard starter. Do a ring job, a valve job, she'll run like new again.
Holy shit, never thought you could get a 30 series to start that good. She's actually low hours on this ol girl, runs like a top, burns no oil at all and pulls light a damn freight train you can't stop this old girl.
I've been around 30 series my whole life and they all start like this if their diesels. The neighbor is a old Case mechanic and he farms with 30 and 70 series and his 30 series all start like my 930 does.
@@daleolson3506 Not If you know how to use it in consideration and don't spray a full can in it. I've been doing this for ever and it hasn't never caused troubles.
Junk, can get them but the wiring to that is shot, need to get it replaced someday but it's mainly just a spring and summer tractor now. Have easier starting tractors for any winter work if needed. Should just 504 swap it and be done.
@@kolewiebensohn2 things the 930 would self destruct with a 504 in it, and the the wiring and solenoid to run the preheated wouldn't cost $50. The engine is a precup, just like the 7.3 idi, by design they won't start with out a heater, it's the nature of the fuel cell
@@kolewiebensohn If anything a 970 engine would be better the 30 series weren't all that tough. Had them, and 70 and 90 and 2 94.Decent tractors but ..... Lol
@@RJ1999x Idk For what it does a big motor wouldn't hurt. My neighbor is a good ol case mechanic and has a 150 horse 1030 with a 504 he runs on a 24ft field finisher, he out hydraulic steering on it and rigged up hydraulic brakes from a 70 series on it. I like my cases since we've been case forever with a few deeres mainly 20 series.
Well I like to use block heater but this thing had to be running due to some issues that arose that particular day that I did not expect so it was needed in short notice. I do prefer to plug it in though when I know it's going to be needed.
Smoked birds... For lunch 👍😁
Just a little Cosby juice does wonders👌🤔😎
Yup that cosby juice will work wonders on anything, this ol girl like it's cosby in a can
@@kolewiebensohn What is Cosby juice? Ether? We used that to start my uncle’s IH 1206 sometimes
@@slundgr yup it's ether, it's called a lot of things lol 😂 fire starter, glow plugs in a can, etc
@@kolewiebensohn Thank you. I've heard glow plugs in a can.
What is interesting is I had my tonsils out when I was four years old, and they used ether to put me under (I'm old). Every time I used ether to start the tractor, it brought back the memory of ether being used to put me out. The smell of ether is the last thing I remember before I went out.
@@slundgr I've always heard stories of doctors using ether to knock people out, I do gotta admit it smells pretty good lol
I've started many older tractors and starting fluid is usually unnecessary, you can turn the engine over until you see smoke which means you have fuel in the cylinders and then you stop for a few seconds and allow the fuels to warm since it's in the cylinders under pressure which is how diesel fuel is turned to vapor then start the engine again.
That would be the case with normal tractors, but the case 30 series have a different style head where the firing chamber is in the head not in the cylinders
@Dans Engines Nope she's non turboed, just the name of the game with the old 30 series cases.
@Dans Engines The straight pipe adds a lot of character I think. She sounds really good and it's never overheated on me yet! But it ain't my big tractor so that the 3294s problem lol
@@kolewiebensohn it's idi, which is why it has a glow plug, which you're not using
@@RJ1999x It does not have glow plugs. it has a grid heater that doesn't work and if it did it would kill the battery in a short time.
Nice looking 930!
Thanks
nice cold start
Nice old iron!
Thanks, she's a 1967 we bought out of Gary Indiana and had shipped all the way too iowa, also I have my grandpa's 1963 730 case gas that we repainted but it's having carb issues, this winter I'm getting my great grandpas john deere A to get running then next will be grandpa's 4020 jd to clean up
It would be nice if you would add some talking to your vids.
I have a terrible camera voice
Where did you get the stack from?
came with it when we bought it years ago.
First, it just needed its morning fix
Yup lol she likes ether
@@kolewiebensohn id say you were taken care of mosquitos but I don't think you have any left
@@nidayfarmranch6002 lol 😂 yup it's just the sparrows left and one round of diesel smoke kills em off
Has no one ever heard of a block heater?
Them old girls need there smelling salts in the morning
come late fall and winter that they do. Just like a damn 4430 Deere
If you spray either in the dust bowl it will crumble. And its a bitch getting a new one because you gotta cut one down to make it fit. Go ahead, ask me how i know lol
I ain't ever seen ether make one fall apart. I actually just put a new bowl on it, I ordered it from all states ag parts and it fit perfectly.
@@kolewiebensohn lol yeah an it sucks lol. It turns all cloudy like, an then when you go to empty it your finger will go through it lol. There's a rubber connector at the bottom of the intake, an we drilled a hole in it an stuffed a 3/8 bolt in there so you can give it some while your cranking. But be careful if you do because you only want a tiny tiny wif, because now the either is much more dense because it's so close to the heads and it doesn't have to go through the oil bath. But yeah not kidding it totally trashes the dust bowl. It literally will turn the plastic into powder over time. Quite depressing lol... But just out of curiosity have you ever had the bowl off while it's running? That bugger sucks some serious air!!!! Lol... It's cool lol
@@kolewiebensohn and that's cool they make one that fits. At the time we replaced ours valuebuilt was big at the time. And they didn't have the right one. But now that i know it's a perfect fit i might replace it again! It's about time again
@@germanmg42 No I haven't actually, I can get she's sucking a lot of air. On my 3294 I had it running and about lost my shirt cause I had the air filters out at the moment.
@@kolewiebensohn hahahahahaha thats awesome lol
A little jolt of "mechanics helper" LOL
Fucking rights lol, liquid heat in a can as I call it
That engine is worn out, rings are no good, valves maybe leaking, mine fires up instantly in zero weather sitting outside, little or no ether needed, when compression is low she's a hard starter. Do a ring job, a valve job, she'll run like new again.
Holy shit, never thought you could get a 30 series to start that good. She's actually low hours on this ol girl, runs like a top, burns no oil at all and pulls light a damn freight train you can't stop this old girl.
I've been around 30 series my whole life and they all start like this if their diesels. The neighbor is a old Case mechanic and he farms with 30 and 70 series and his 30 series all start like my 930 does.
Ether use equals broken rings and piston ring lands. Happy engine rebuild.
@@daleolson3506 Not If you know how to use it in consideration and don't spray a full can in it. I've been doing this for ever and it hasn't never caused troubles.
Why dont you use the factory installed manifold heater?🤦♂️
Junk, can get them but the wiring to that is shot, need to get it replaced someday but it's mainly just a spring and summer tractor now. Have easier starting tractors for any winter work if needed. Should just 504 swap it and be done.
@@kolewiebensohn2 things the 930 would self destruct with a 504 in it, and the the wiring and solenoid to run the preheated wouldn't cost $50. The engine is a precup, just like the 7.3 idi, by design they won't start with out a heater, it's the nature of the fuel cell
@@RJ1999x I know that, we've run 30 series for years. The 504 wouldn't hurt a thing on it really we had one
@@kolewiebensohn If anything a 970 engine would be better the 30 series weren't all that tough.
Had them, and 70 and 90 and 2 94.Decent tractors but ..... Lol
@@RJ1999x Idk For what it does a big motor wouldn't hurt. My neighbor is a good ol case mechanic and has a 150 horse 1030 with a 504 he runs on a 24ft field finisher, he out hydraulic steering on it and rigged up hydraulic brakes from a 70 series on it. I like my cases since we've been case forever with a few deeres mainly 20 series.
Hey kole!! Dirty ol 930 put up a fight!! My neighbor has one and he has to pull start it whenever he needs it cuz the starter won’t work!!
Lol this one needs starter work
@@kolewiebensohn yeah she’s starting to show her age a lil bit
@@benduffin5727 just a wee bit, she's not like any other 930, this one dynos 104 horse and runs around 2000 rpm we think
i just call them either bunnys
Why not use the normal heater? Ether is not good for those diesel engines, if not just get a tank heater 🤦♂️
Well I like to use block heater but this thing had to be running due to some issues that arose that particular day that I did not expect so it was needed in short notice. I do prefer to plug it in though when I know it's going to be needed.