Posted by 1939farmall on November 17, 2021 at 11:07:59 from (172.56.12.114):
JK-NY suggested we do a series on our Case it does some attention so this seems like a good time to do it. This is a 1965 J I Case 830 Comfort King. It sort of a family tractor, a cousin to me bought it new to be a plow tractor. We are the 3rd owners and have had it for around 10 years now. Gas engine. Standard Hi / Low ( not a Case-O- Matic ), factory PTO delete. Aftermarket 3 point hitch. When I bought it I also bought the loader from a friend. It is a Kelly brand loader he had on a John Deere 3020 ( thats why its green). This tractor has been very reliable, other than gas, oil, grease, and some air it the tires I havent had to do much to it. It does have a small power steering leak but not bad enough to make me want to tear into it.
The tractor has developed a hard start situation. Thats why I figured now would be a good time to do a hopefully short series on it. I do have the owners manual for it but I do not have a shop manual so Im hoping you guys can help with our questions. I asked son if he was going to turn wrenchs on this one and he said I dont know probably! He told me hes interested in a lot of things not just tractors! I guess well see if he makes an appearance. In part 2 I think Ill look it over and see what I think it needs. Im sure Ill have questions so thank you for your comments, tips, and help. To be continued.
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