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Case vertical air cleaner
When you say "bottom mesh screen", do you mean the one in the photo or should there also be one in the oil bath? I have the whole unit out and was sitting in the parts washer overnight but the screen in the photo is still quite dirty. -
Case vertical air cleaner
OK, I am now in reassembly mode and trying to clean my air cleaner. I got the interior intake tube clean ( it was filthy) and got the bottom oil pan clean. But I don't see a way to disassemble the main body to clean it. The mesh screen rotates but is still dirty. Is there some trick I need... -
removing Case 450 head
OK, took off the rad, removed the water pump and there it was, one bolt with a water line thru the center. head is off and at shop getting new valves and guides installed. I did not notice a separate "fire ring" I assume would be affixed to the top of the sleeve: Here is what the shop... -
removing Case 450 head
thank you both gentlemen. This is the first time I have encountered "fire rings" / spacer plate engines. And thanks for the heads up on needing an Allen wrench. I am doing this at a friend's shop so taking the needed tools over when I go. -
sloppy 6 way blade, Case 450
While I am replacing valves and head gasket, I am also resealing the angle cylinders on my 6 way blade. The guide plates are very worn but I can fix that. The diagrams show a circular feature on the blade: What is the mating feature on the Leveling Beam and how much play is allowed between... -
removing Case 450 head
I almost have the head off my old dozer but although I took 3 bolts out of the water pump/gear case housing cannot get it loose. Reading the shop manual, I see I must remove the water pump. There must be some additional bolts behind the pump? Can I get this out without removing the... -
excessive oil consumption in old Case 450
Thanks for the insight. Will add it to my schedule. How difficult is it to get the sleeves out? -
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excessive oil consumption in old Case 450
I've got tracks pads back on, changed trans and engine oil and filters and seems to be working fine on my new to me 1965 Case - unknown # of hours. And I have solved the areas mosquito problem with the 2 qt/ hour oil consumption. There is little blow-by coming from the crankcase ventilation... -
Case 450 dozer brakes
Now that I think I have my sprockets and chains addressed, I am looking at my brakes ( completely non-functioning). The pedals move but the master cylinders are completely shot and the slave cylinder on the right side is missing. Currently soaking everything with PB Blaster. The parking brake... -
Case 450 Dozer
kawfarmer, where are you tapping in to get the pressures? Pic? Ed -
New Case 450 Dozer owner
Hello, I recently acquired a 1965 Case 450 (no letter) dozer w 6 way blade for only $0.21/ lb! It is mostly worn out but should be just what I need to do some grading and enhance my 1/4 mile "road" down to the river. No hours showing on the meter but starts right up, smokes something fierce...- Sailorman
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Case 450 brake master cylinder seal kit
Ianto, I have the same issue but pedals are free. What did you end up doing?- Sailorman
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- Forum: Track Loaders (NOT CTL)
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Case 450 Dozer
Coy, thanks so much for the lead. I will check tomorrow as the pics look a little different than what I have. Thanks Tinkerer, I did manage to download the complete manual and then got the CD. Just finished putting on a new sprocket and chain so brakes are next on my list. -
Case 450 Dozer
Following, I am a new 1965 450 ( no letter) dozer owner with non operating brakes and when I traced the lines, I see they go to the hydraulic block and now I know there is a "declutch piston". So am I correct that pressing on the brake cuts out the feed to the drive? I am also missing one...