Posted by Jon f mn on October 20, 2019 at 10:17:08 from (174.219.26.170):
In Reply to: Case tractor Question posted by john athey on October 20, 2019 at 09:45:21:
Make sure the transmission is good when you get it and only use case hytran in it and they are excellent. The worst thing you can do is use any other oil. That does not mean you have to worry about cross contamination with other tractors tho. And read and understand about not leaving the power shift in reverse while doing stationary PTO work like manure pumping or blowing silage. Backing up while using the PTO does not hurt them as some will say. Also check for water in the oil, they are getting up to 50 years old and if they are original the o-rings on the sleeves can leak antifreeze into the oil. Again that is no worse than any other brand.
As said, they are some of the most under rated and fuel efficient tractors out there. And if they are in good shape will start in most any weather.
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