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Topic: where to buy case 450 rollers?
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| Ray
11-04-2009 16:52:30
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Anyone know of a good place to buy 10 of the bottom rollers for a 450 case? Are rebuilt ones any good or should i look for new ones? Thanks. |
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| Case450
11-11-2009 20:32:30
24.109.41.129
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-04-2009 16:52:30
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| I rebuilt my undercarriage using berco parts for around three grand. shop around and you'll save a mint! |
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| Dennis K (WA)
11-06-2009 08:27:41
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-04-2009 16:52:30
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| Here is another good after market undercarriage source.
www.valuepart.com |
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| CHinNY
11-05-2009 05:24:04
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-04-2009 16:52:30
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| I just torn down a Early 450 before serial number 3050800 and it had 8-9 New rollers on it along with almost new sprockets I'd sell rollers for $80. each sprockets for $100 each already sold new tracks and front idlers but would qoute you on new undercarrige parts but you need your serial number to see if you are a 5 7/8 pitch or a 6 inch pitch machine. |
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| Ray
11-05-2009 13:42:31
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to CHinNY, 11-05-2009 05:24:04
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| Mine is serial 3053941 a 1974 model.A friend of mine bought it new and about 1000 hours ago replaced the sprockets and pins and bushings,but stopped there.The bottom rollers are about wearing on the pins. |
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| Ray
11-05-2009 14:51:41
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-05-2009 13:42:31
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| I just got a price on new berco rollers of $111 each. |
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| 135 Fan
11-06-2009 11:56:01
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-05-2009 14:51:41
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| That's a good price. Use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts. Dave |
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| John Van Valkenburgh
11-04-2009 22:45:32
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-04-2009 16:52:30
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| | I've got to do the whole undercarriage on my 450 sometime soon. The only thing I'm not planning on replacing are the pads. I'm going to need new rollers, chains, idlers, sprockets and tensioners. I was hoping to win the lottery first but I don't think I can keep the tracks on the machine much longer. I'm planning on using new rollers instead of rebuilt units. From what I've seen you don't save much with rebuilt units. Its looking like we are talking in the $3000-$4000 range. |
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| 135 Fan
11-05-2009 12:38:31
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to John Van Valkenburgh, 11-04-2009 22:45:32
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| Replacing everything but the pads for $4000? Good luck, I think you'd be closer to $6000 and probably more. Berco is good undercarriage but also expensive. Dave |
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| RodInNS
11-04-2009 18:59:01
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| 135 Fan
11-04-2009 18:44:02
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Re: where to buy case 450 rollers? in reply to Ray, 11-04-2009 16:52:30
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| There's some people on here that sell rollers. On smaller machines it doesn't save you any money to rebuild rollers. I'd guess that new rollers are in the $125 ea. range, give or take. You probably have some single and some double flange rollers. Check which goes where before removing the old ones. Dave |
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