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| I'm restoring a Case 430 Orchard Tractor, and just bought a second tractor thinking it was another 430, but its a higher-profile, looks like a row crop, and has no identifying tags. Its gasoline-powered, but almost everything about it is different from my 430 orchard tractor. Fenders are different than my other 430, it has a one-piece instrument panel, hydraulic clutch, and all other hydraulics seem to be different. The emblem graphics I haven't seen on any other Case. Can someone out there help me ID this tractor? |
Submitted By: Dee from CA
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