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Topic: 930 Propane
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| Dan K.
02-22-2013 10:31:28
132.3.49.80
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Another one for sale on craigslist.
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| axe55
02-22-2013 21:45:21
67.142.174.24
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Dan K., 02-22-2013 10:31:28
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| imo which means nothing that appears to be a very fair asking price
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| ss55
02-22-2013 21:36:31
173.31.19.80
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Dan K., 02-22-2013 10:31:28
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| The gear shift on that tractor is much different than the shifter on my uncle's 1968 930 tractor (8 speed). Did Case build six speed 930's with the Comfort King platform, or is that just an early style of shifter?
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| Jimmie D. Phelps
02-23-2013 08:59:23
199.91.129.74
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to ss55, 02-22-2013 21:36:31
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| That is not a gear shifter. that"s a throttle.
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| casecollectorsc
02-23-2013 07:09:08
64.33.229.119
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to ss55, 02-22-2013 21:36:31
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| 64 Western Special 930 was the first Comfort King, fuel tank behind seat. Actually built in 63 for the 64 model year. Same six speed as previous 930 long nose and 900.
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| Jimmie D. Phelps
02-23-2013 08:52:13
199.91.129.74
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to casecollectorsc, 02-23-2013 07:09:08
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|   These pictures were taken at a parade in Sidney NE in Aug. of 1963.
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| jic
02-22-2013 12:27:32
66.103.107.4
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Dan K., 02-22-2013 10:31:28
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| my guess is they moved the muffler foward to get heat away from the driver. also never seen any shields like that. must be to keep hot air off of driver. any one notice the tool box ? looks like one off of an old dc even has seriel # plate.
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| Jgarner
02-22-2013 10:49:56
70.139.176.83
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Dan K., 02-22-2013 10:31:28
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| | Got what my seem like a stupid question. What is the extra hole in the hood for? Was this a repurposed hood? Jim
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| casecollectorsc
02-22-2013 15:08:11
64.33.229.119
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Jgarner, 02-22-2013 10:49:56
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| Manifold was changed. From about 65 on the exhaust exited between cylinders 1 and 2 where previous ones exited between 3 and 4. On early manifolds the center connector seemed to rot away and the fix would be to put a later manifold in its place, but you would need to make a new hole in the hood.
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| Bobl1958
02-22-2013 10:57:35
68.98.205.31
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Re: 930 Propane in reply to Jgarner, 02-22-2013 10:49:56
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| I'm going to guess that the hood was changed, or the manifold was changed, but something looks wierd for sure.
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