It long long process but here it is. 2 years in the making with a lot of set backs including shop renovations. Thanks to everyone for watching and subscribing.
There was a case and David Brown dealership in Woodstock on Springbank Ave in the late 50s 60s and early seventies where Woodstock print and litho is now the fellow that owns and runs that business was the grandson of the case and David Brown dealership Ludington was the last name it was called Ludington garage. Maybe contact him if you would like to know more about the case history in this area. Very nice job on the restoration I remember those tractors clearly have yourself a great New Year..
Good day to both of you . Over my way, many yrs was a dealer in Kitchener, the most popular was Gingrich in Baden, he was a there a long time, yes not many Case in our area either. Yes beautiful job on tractor. Happy new year to u guys & Thanks.
I’m from Wisconsin. We had a 930 Case CK, diesel,don’t have it anymore, was brand new because I got to drive it home from the dealership. Was kept in a cold shed over winter. We also had a block heater for that reason. Was mostly used on the semi mounted plow, 5/20 inch bottoms. It did have factory cab on it also. That was one awesome tractor to drive for field work.
Looks great! Ours was a 1968 version with cab. As I recall the steering column and throttle were sunset red or whatever they call the color used on the engine. Was the paint scheme different on the open station models? Just curious about this one odd detail. The one in the video has the curved clutch pedal. Ours had a long straight arm that required help from a friend to depress. It was so heavy we eventually wore out the support for the seat to the point that it would move back about an inch every time you pushed the clutch. Take your leg off on tasks like running a snowblower lol.
Hey Ken I’m not sure about the paint scheme cause this is the first one I’ve ever seen or worked on. I think there was a difference between the row crop and the wheat land model. Thanks for watching.
@@williamchambers7235 Not many Wheatland/standard models around our area. I seem to recall the wheatland models had no pto and a chain final drive. There were lots of 1030s and 930s sold in our area. We also had a 1965 830 standard model, which was a great machine. Once we got into the 70 series Case tractors, machines got much bigger very quickly and the 930 wasn't used much. Being so painfully slow on the road also didn't help. Happy to see yours in such great running shape.
Done a really nice job it looks beautiful my neighbor had one back in the seventies and that was his biggest tractor had duals on it I remember you pulled a 12-ft disc and a 12-ft drag behind it missed the days of them small farms nice job
years ago werent all tractor dealerships close by U had 2 go 2 the next town or city where they had a case tractor dealership I looked and there was a case tractor dealership about a hr drive away where at I dont know 4 sure it was listened W a address /IVE have seen a elctric 12 volt fuel pump used on a diesel tractor 🚜 😊 be 4 even W the old manual hand fuel pump 2 push the diesel fuel it does work OK 👌 and it helps primp the engine faster 😊😊 no body uses the powder in the tractor tires no more it will eat the wheels up and rust them out 😮😮 OMG 2 27 2O24
@@williamchambers7235 we had a few of these. 3 930s and 1 1030. My grandpa loved to drive these.. the more they bellarded the more he loved them. He'd boil the water right out of them. 1030 we used to break up the manure pit. Run her all night. Well in the morning my uncle could see a glow, the exhaust was red hot and there was a flame coming out of the pipe. He had my cousin ease it down in like 10 minutes. Never had a problem....
Just stumbled upon this. Spent countless hours on a 930 just like that (Well, not as nice.) in my youth. They're great tractors, and you did a fantastic job on this one.
absoluelty wonderful tractor, this tractor is special to me because my dad had this one back in his farming days, dad and the tractor have been gone for 25 years now but the memories will always remain, i'll always remember this big beautiful tractor parked out in the barn (:->)
Did you have to do anything with the main gear shift linkage? My dad had to rebuild the shift linkage in his after he got it home from the dealer. But I remember him saying who ever had it before him just worked it and didn’t do much else to it. Nice to see one of the old girls cleaned up.
Man! That looks awesome and sounds great! You did a heck of a job Jim! Hope you had a good New Year! Nice to see you again! lol And am looking forward to the videos of the other projects! See Ya in the next one my friend!
Thanks John. This project took a lot longer than I had planned. Not much going on here we were put on lockdown on Boxing Day. Thanks for watching and have a good one.
Good day William. 1 st I met JD dealer at a neighbour from Tavistock, ask him about your wife . He said see went to a blue dealer? 2nd the case emblem, there was a on-line sale down in Jarvis & ?? there was emblem I think 22 ins. high it went $9900. Anyways hope everything is going well thanks for now.
Thanks for watching. I forget where I bought these decals. They came out of the states I remember that much lol. Most of my decals I get made at Hahn farms in Stratford. I’ll see if I can find the number.
Had same tractor with the cast iron standard front axle really sturdy solid machine, surprisingly good torque from that big straight 4 cylinder low rev motor, good workers but yes plugging them in was so much better for starting, recall grunting up hill with heavy clay almost gumbo and those old buggers had some good weight and low end long legged power that u often made the hill with out shifting down ,anyway good job with rebuild and a strong old work horse if u sell to new guy,thanks
4 cylinder? That was the 730 & 830. The 930 & 1030 were 6 cylinder. We had both a 730 & 930. I loved that 930. There were tractors with much more power, but none with more heart. That thing would lug like I've never seen before or since.
Gotta say that’s an awesome awesome tractor I was raised on a 1969 830 comfort King with Case O matic she was a sharp one like yours just a little under 70 hp I think one thing I wanted to make mention yours is color correct I believe the 930s and the 1030s had the yellow steering column like the gas tank and hood desert tan I think they called it but the 830 is on down as I remember them even though people do not restore them like that had an orange cast steering column like the engine and transmission
Had a 930 for 25 years best tractor i ever had 1175 wasnt far behind it
Wow, that one turned out awesome!
It sure did. Thanks for watching
Awesome! Nice work 👍
I have the exact same tractor. My grandpa bought it brand new in the 60s. It’s a good work horse but has its issues like they all do
Beautiful tractor really good job thanks for sharing this video God bless stay safe 🚜
Thank you and thanks for watching
Are you kidding me bud! I’m from Harriston, just got a snowblower for my old 930 this year! We also have a Dexta! We should get in touch! 👍
I love Harriston. Is harry stones pub still there? Great place. Shoot me an email johndeereboy76@gmail.com
@@williamchambers7235 yes it is! Will do !
There was a case and David Brown dealership in Woodstock on Springbank Ave in the late 50s 60s and early seventies where Woodstock print and litho is now the fellow that owns and runs that business was the grandson of the case and David Brown dealership Ludington was the last name it was called Ludington garage. Maybe contact him if you would like to know more about the case history in this area. Very nice job on the restoration I remember those tractors clearly have yourself a great New Year..
Awesome thanks. There was also Buchanan farm equipment who sold everything. Thanks for watching
Good day to both of you . Over my way, many yrs was a dealer in Kitchener, the most popular was Gingrich in Baden, he was a there a long time, yes not many Case in our area either. Yes beautiful job on tractor. Happy new year to u guys & Thanks.
Thanks Don and happy new year 😁
@@williamchambers7235 I forgot to ask Were did u get led light for Case, It looks like standard size Thanks
My lovely wife got them through a&i
Hey there Will, long time no hear. Great restoration. The Case sure looks good and sounds smooth. That waas a lot of work. Have a happy New Year. 👍🏽🙂
Hey you bet. How’s it going? Happy new year and thanks for watching
I’m from Wisconsin. We had a 930 Case CK, diesel,don’t have it anymore, was brand new because I got to drive it home from the dealership. Was kept in a cold shed over winter. We also had a block heater for that reason. Was mostly used on the semi mounted plow, 5/20 inch bottoms. It did have factory cab on it also. That was one awesome tractor to drive for field work.
Looks great! Ours was a 1968 version with cab. As I recall the steering column and throttle were sunset red or whatever they call the color used on the engine. Was the paint scheme different on the open station models? Just curious about this one odd detail. The one in the video has the curved clutch pedal. Ours had a long straight arm that required help from a friend to depress. It was so heavy we eventually wore out the support for the seat to the point that it would move back about an inch every time you pushed the clutch. Take your leg off on tasks like running a snowblower lol.
Hey Ken I’m not sure about the paint scheme cause this is the first one I’ve ever seen or worked on. I think there was a difference between the row crop and the wheat land model. Thanks for watching.
@@williamchambers7235 Not many Wheatland/standard models around our area. I seem to recall the wheatland models had no pto and a chain final drive. There were lots of 1030s and 930s sold in our area. We also had a 1965 830 standard model, which was a great machine. Once we got into the 70 series Case tractors, machines got much bigger very quickly and the 930 wasn't used much. Being so painfully slow on the road also didn't help. Happy to see yours in such great running shape.
Looks good!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Must change the power steering belt daily because I don't hear any squealing
Is it hard to get parts for them
Yes they are getting harder to get parts for. Thanks for watching
@@williamchambers7235 your welcome
Done a really nice job it looks beautiful my neighbor had one back in the seventies and that was his biggest tractor had duals on it I remember you pulled a 12-ft disc and a 12-ft drag behind it missed the days of them small farms nice job
years ago werent all tractor dealerships close by U had 2 go 2 the next town or city where they had a case tractor dealership I looked and there was a case tractor dealership about a hr drive away where at I dont know 4 sure it was listened W a address /IVE have seen a elctric 12 volt fuel pump used on a diesel tractor 🚜 😊 be 4 even W the old manual hand fuel pump 2 push the diesel fuel it does work OK 👌 and it helps primp the engine faster 😊😊 no body uses the powder in the tractor tires no more it will eat the wheels up and rust them out 😮😮 OMG 2 27 2O24
Man, I love those cab steps! Did you fabricate them yourself? Where can I get them?
I had them custom made. My father in-law has trouble getting up on tractors. Thanks for watching.
Never mind, I hear at 6:35 you say they're custom made. Nice job! Do you find that they hit the ground when you're doing field work?
No but they bottom out when loading on the trailer.
@@williamchambers7235 Good thing you made them removable then. Beautiful build! Thanks for the video!
If you ever need a house sitter! I'll do it free of charge.... there may be a few extra hours on the case!
Lmao 😂 thanks for the offer and for watching
@@williamchambers7235 we had a few of these. 3 930s and 1 1030. My grandpa loved to drive these.. the more they bellarded the more he loved them. He'd boil the water right out of them. 1030 we used to break up the manure pit. Run her all night. Well in the morning my uncle could see a glow, the exhaust was red hot and there was a flame coming out of the pipe. He had my cousin ease it down in like 10 minutes. Never had a problem....
Just stumbled upon this. Spent countless hours on a 930 just like that (Well, not as nice.) in my youth. They're great tractors, and you did a fantastic job on this one.
Thanks 👍
What brand of paint did you use? Looking to paint my 930 CK.
absoluelty wonderful tractor, this tractor is special to me because my dad had this one back in his farming days, dad and the tractor have been gone for 25 years now but the memories will always remain, i'll always remember this big beautiful tractor parked out in the barn (:->)
Thanks. It’s another piece of agricultural history preserved for years to come. Thanks for watching
Now take it out and plow us a field. Let's see how much guts it has.
I wish I had that tractor for parades today. Along with an oliver, mm, Allis and international! Old iron was the best
What happened to your 3 point top link? I've been looking for a nice way to secure mine when not in use. Any suggestions?
Love the sound and look of that tractor. My grandfather used them for many years, the first vehicle I ever drove. Very sentimental to me.
Awesome thanks for watching.
Did you have to do anything with the main gear shift linkage? My dad had to rebuild the shift linkage in his after he got it home from the dealer. But I remember him saying who ever had it before him just worked it and didn’t do much else to it. Nice to see one of the old girls cleaned up.
The only thing I had to do with the shift linkage was grease it cause I don’t think it ever was lol. Thanks for watching
Excellent restoration! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for watching
Congratulations! You did an amazing job!
Thank you and thanks for watching 😁
Man! That looks awesome and sounds great! You did a heck of a job Jim! Hope you had a good New Year! Nice to see you again! lol And am looking forward to the videos of the other projects! See Ya in the next one my friend!
Thanks John. This project took a lot longer than I had planned. Not much going on here we were put on lockdown on Boxing Day. Thanks for watching and have a good one.
Ever put 930 sleeves and cast pistons in a 900, hell of a power house
A 930 is still very much of a beast of a Tractor. My Grandpa runs his on a New Holland Stacker Wagon.
Howdy. They sure are a beast! There is a few design flaws but all in all a great tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I had a 930 back in the day, best damn tractor ever. Wish I owned this one.
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I have a spare lower dash panel for you. What is your address, l will send it to you no charge?
Seriously? Send me an email and I’ll give you my address. Thank you
932 was my best tractor next to my 1175
Wow..What a great job..I grew up on that very tractor..
That’s great to hear. Never saw one til this showed up. Thanks for watching
Good day William. 1 st I met JD dealer at a neighbour from Tavistock, ask him about your wife .
He said see went to a blue dealer?
2nd the case emblem, there was a on-line sale down in Jarvis & ??
there was emblem I think 22 ins. high it went $9900.
Anyways hope everything is going well thanks for now.
Yup she needed a change but she still has green blood lol. That’s a crazy price! I can’t believe what this stuff goes for. Have a great day Don
Looks great! My Great Grandfather would demo one of these every year to help the local dealer sell them
The first one I ever saw lol. Thanks for watching
Hi I really like the 930
I am restoring one and was wondering if you could tell me where you bought the decal kit
Thank You. Brad
Thanks for watching. I forget where I bought these decals. They came out of the states I remember that much lol. Most of my decals I get made at Hahn farms in Stratford. I’ll see if I can find the number.
We have one and they are work horses!!! Easy on the fuel consumption.....runs clean too!! I wish ours had the pto like that one.
Yes they definitely are. Thanks for watching
Had same tractor with the cast iron standard front axle really sturdy solid machine, surprisingly good torque from that big straight 4 cylinder low rev motor, good workers but yes plugging them in was so much better for starting, recall grunting up hill with heavy clay almost gumbo and those old buggers had some good weight and low end long legged power that u often made the hill with out shifting down ,anyway good job with rebuild and a strong old work horse if u sell to new guy,thanks
Thank you. They are very interesting tractors to say the least lol. This tractor went to my father in law so I’m sure it will come back some day.
4 cylinder? That was the 730 & 830. The 930 & 1030 were 6 cylinder. We had both a 730 & 930. I loved that 930. There were tractors with much more power, but none with more heart. That thing would lug like I've never seen before or since.
Yes the looks is very beautiful
Thanks and thanks for watching
What a beauty nice restoring job , just love it . Take care
Thank you
Real nice 👍
Thanks for watching
Beautiful tractor
Thank you and thanks for watching
Very nice
Thank you and thanks for watching
Not factory steps and not a improvement
They were custom made for my father in law who has trouble climbing on.
Trim your zip ties and hide the wires better if possible. Looks good though.
Gotta say that’s an awesome awesome tractor I was raised on a 1969 830 comfort King with Case O matic she was a sharp one like yours just a little under 70 hp I think one thing I wanted to make mention yours is color correct I believe the 930s and the 1030s had the yellow steering column like the gas tank and hood desert tan I think they called it but the 830 is on down as I remember them even though people do not restore them like that had an orange cast steering column like the engine and transmission