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| Jeremy Shadwick
01-23-2013 13:52:22
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I have a 1959 case 210b that i am trying to find a hood for. Does anyone have one they would sell or know if any other models would fit. thanks, Jeremy. |
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| oleclint
01-24-2013 08:31:46
69.8.14.205
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Jeremy Shadwick, 01-23-2013 13:52:22
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| You can take your 6 volt gen. to a good shop and have them build it into a 12 V. gen. Not a big deal. Had one done like that for my SC about a month ago. Saves getting a different gen. clint |
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| Jeremy Shadwick
01-24-2013 15:03:41
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to oleclint, 01-24-2013 08:31:46
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| this sounds like the way to go. It looks like someone may have started a 12v conversion at one time. My generator has a resistor on it already and it looks like a few more upgrades to the charging system. The wires that were ran from the generator were speaker wires that burnt up pretty quick. |
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| Case Nutty 1660
01-23-2013 15:10:15
75.127.24.27
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Jeremy Shadwick, 01-23-2013 13:52:22
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| a 430 hood I think is the same except it the 200B does not have a hole for the exhaust |
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| Joe Young
01-23-2013 15:44:56
64.126.67.179
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Case Nutty 1660, 01-23-2013 15:10:15
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| | Tom I think you're half right.... The hood from a 430 spark ignition should fit, and one with an underneath muffler system would not have the exhaust hole knocked out.... The diesel tractors would have a hood about 1 1/2 inches too long for the 200B application. - Joe |
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| Bruce from Can.
01-23-2013 17:22:35
70.29.126.151
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Joe Young, 01-23-2013 15:44:56
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| Why is the diesel 430's hood longer than the gas model? |
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| Joe Young
01-23-2013 17:26:41
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Bruce from Can., 01-23-2013 17:22:35
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| The 188 diesel engine block is approximately 1 1/2" longer than the 126 148, 159 and 164 cu in gas engine blocks. |
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| Case Nutty 1660
01-23-2013 15:49:22
75.127.24.27
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Joe Young, 01-23-2013 15:44:56
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| YES you are right Joe spark only thanks cnt |
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| Jeremy Shadwick
01-23-2013 16:41:40
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Case Nutty 1660, 01-23-2013 15:49:22
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| good deal, thanks for the info. This is a tractor i have recently purchased and its been pretty good so far. I still need to do a 12v conversion, i was wondering if this can be done with the generator or do i have to get an alternator? I also need to get the lift cylinders rebuilt for my loader and my control valve is leaking pretty bad. I got some work cut out for me but it will be a good project. |
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| Stephen Newell
01-23-2013 20:20:14
66.53.83.71
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Jeremy Shadwick, 01-23-2013 16:41:40
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|  With a 12v conversion you would need a alternator and also a coil resister between the power supply and the coil. |
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| Joe Young
01-24-2013 03:58:08
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Re: 210B hood. in reply to Stephen Newell, 01-23-2013 20:20:14
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| Why do you need an alternator for a 12 volt conversion? There are plenty of 12 volt systems with a generator. |
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