The 470/570 is the same units as the late 430/530 other than a alt on them where the 4320/530 all had generators,, reason for them not to be updated was Case knew it was dropping them soon as they needed their production for 480/580 backhoe production for which they were selling more than they could make. the late 1971 finalization of the David Brown purchase deemed the end of them in 1972, the DB line more than replaced them and then some,, the 770 was also dropped in Dec of 72, the 1210/1212 was there to replace them, which it did fine as far as pto hp but was not near the tractor a 770 farming,, the end of 1974 would bring the last of the 870 as well as the 1410/1412 was being built. That was the reason the 30 Series tin work was kept on the 470/570,, the one in the pic is actually a 470 Ground Hugger, there were a few hand built test units they shipped out of Country in the mid 70's with updated tin work,, they were based off the 480C/580C units,, only a handful was made though, I added the 470 version
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