Case 2670 Traction King!
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- Lets check the Case 2670 tractor out
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I have and still use a 2670 its a 504 cubic inch motor its rated at 190 hp it is a crab steer bullet proof tractor they have a partial powershift trans it weighs bare bone 18000 pounds
Operated one of these in the mid 70’s. Great tractor. Had Rice and cane tires and used it one time to break out a large field that hadn’t been plowed in a long time. One guy said it would plow a field that was too wet for a bird to fly over.
I worked for a Case dealership for 20 years that is a special 2670 the door has two windows she is a beauty probably new in the mid to late 70s
504 ci motor it should be in a museum
There was 3 steering options on those. You could have front steering only all wheel steering. Or crab steer all with flip of a switch.
Man that's pretty cool! I never knew that.
OkieDoke18 they loved em where they farmed sidehills. The crab walking ability kept them from sliding as much as articulated tractors and conventional tractors did
@@nellsonstout7001 yep - that was something that they excelled at. As far as I know, the Knudson brand of tractors not only had crab steering, but also levelled the whole tractor chassis and cab, relative to the axles, if that makes sense ?
It's always interesting to watch your videos. It is easy to see that you love your work and are very knowledgable about not just logging, but many things, especially how to be a really cool guy.
504 CID motor, turbocharged and aftercooled. 28 quarts of oil in the crankcase. 2 55 gallon fuel tanks on both sides of the tractor. This 1 doesn't have 2 doors into the cab. A 1976 model had 2 doors. I ran one of these 20+ years when I was farming. I had electrolisis problems with the cooling system. I installed filters for the coolant. 2 times I had water in the crankcase oil which equaled 2 complete engine overhauls. I had the injector pump gone over 1 time. I utilized diamond treads tires on all 4 corners (duals). I never replaced the tires in those some odd 20 years because I had virtually no slippage. Lug tires would act like shovels when pulling implements. Good tractor; economical to run and maintain.
I used to have a book like that is the modern tractors from 1900s until the present day tractors. I use to look at that book for hours an dream about driving them tractors.
great video Tim , maybe the rain will hold off long enough so ya'll can at least get friday in , be safe and have a blessed weekend !
Used to have the toy of that tractor when I was a kid. Thanks for bringing back the memories
Always amazes me just how far and fast technology has come in the last couple hundred years. How many thousands of years did man use simple levers / horses / simple brute strength. Bigtractorpower has several videos on his channel with tractors like that case at work if your interested
Great Video, the 2670 is an icon, thanks for sharing
Cool tractor!
I worked cutting and bailing hay on A neighbors farm for about 20 years all he had was IH tractors .
Good to see Tater again
We had a international tractor that size with same steering , I spent hours in it back in my early teens.
I have run one like that with 8 wheels duals front and back. It is a pulling monster. Has multiple steering positions. Awesome power plant.
It took me four tries to finally finish this video. Cool tractor. I like looking through the trade paper. We have one called a I wanna. Great job on the video. Always cool to see Tater.
Cotton-top I just looked this tractor up.. it was an 8.3 L 6 cylinder turbocharged diesel.. rated 193 horsepower at the drawbar.. the one just like the one you're walking around that I saw has four tires instead of two on the
I've ran one of those a good bit. pretty strong and good ol tractors.
Case had 4 wheel steer, or f front steer or rear wheel steer. It had a solid frame instead of articulate. In 4 wheel steer front wheels turn left while rear wheels turn right making it turn shorter than articulate. I don't know the horse power but I think it was a 504 acid and 219 Hp. Built. From 1974 to 1978. This was a Tenneco Case tractor, still of the blood and guts Case tractors, large engines but tough.
Good stuff enjoyed that very interesting!!
Good video. I would think the owners of the IH tractor would like it showed on your Cotontop3 channel.
Good video tim thank you
That 2670 has what's called "crab steering" it doesn't articulate. We too have a Market Bulletin here in Georgia. As always thank you for your great videos.
You better be careful cottonwood see it he might buy it and park by your John deere lol. Keep up the great videos
They come with a 504 ci 8.3 L. with 219hp. They cost around $9 to $10k. in that shape, if they run good. And you can put dual wheels on the front and back. They are pretty strong machines. They make great snow plows for places that get a lot of snow. lol.
Those tractors were used for a number of things from farming to construction and scidding
That tractor is kind of like the JCB Fastrac. It has 4 wheel steering like the Case 2670 tractor. The Fastrac is still being produced.
Hmm, looks like either an auction flip or an auction flop (meaning they bought it to use and found something major wrong, like no oil pressure)...
Haters gone hate Tim. People will say negative stuff because they are no where in life a hate seeing people have things an success in life.
That Tractor was built in Racine Wis
I remember those Ole Crab Steer Case Tractors. They were made into the 80's with 90 & 94 series.
B422TMack and after the CaseIH/ Steiger merger,they were made once more, but this time by Steiger from 1990-95 as the 9240 and 9260
Y'all are jogging my memory now..lol Remembering some of the equipment I was around some years ago. 😎👍👍.
That was a good tractor in the day "The day" is the key words. There are loads of them in Canada still, the 3 point is a rare option here, but some had a pto fitted instead. The big problems are lots of those old Case machines corrode the sleeves in the motors and dump the coolant one day, with little warning, i know of an 1175 thats got block repair cement in did it.
The other issue is that powershift transmission. They have a bad habit of taking a crap, It's hard to find good used parts for it here, and if any parts are available still from Case they are expensive plus shop time if they do it. I helped a neighbor with one when he retired, It cost $7500 to do the trans. it made $7500 in his sale 14 years ago, he should of just scrapped it and been ahead more. His other one with no transmission work made $4500, as guys were scared of it blowing up. If you did drive it run away if you feel vibration through the cab floor in any powershift ranges, or it don't shift nice/slips, thats the clue guys need to know.
It looks to me like the cabs nice because all the black foam trim fell out like lots of those older tractors do. I wonder if it has those forestry tires to stop corn or sunflower stalks going through the tires somewhere it's worked before,as they'd be tougher than regular farm tires.
Here now it's realistically a $7000 or so tractor if you find the guy having a use and willing to buy it. it was interesting seeing it with the 3 point hitch, thanks for sharing.
That looks like a tractor for Northern Farmer.
Case, 504 turbo charged engine, I believe 240 engine horse power. 4 speed main with 3 speed powershift, lighter weight tractor. Tractor Data.com should have more information....
Most guys didn't like them for deep tillage work.. but they're nice for top work and planting.
Ran one for a long time! We put heavier steering control cables on the one we had, factory cables weren't much. Kinda miss the old gal...
Ed Gosselin, If you are the Ed Gosselin that is my neighbor, what is a farmer like you here in Oregon doing watching Tim and his bunch down in the south logging. Probably are like me, learning a lot about how to do some different things in a different place. I have followed Cottontop3's channel for a long time and enjoy their operation a bunch. Catch you around the neighborhood, Nick, North West Farmer. Tim and his crew are a fantastic family operation! If you have been following them, you are probably well aware of this top notch channel.
@@nicklambing9268 ..... You know it is me😎
I watch whatever pops up that interests me. This is a good channel to watch!!!
And, we had a 2670 for quite a while.... I know where it is, it's just parked in a shed.... Owners retired now. I've been thinking about possibly buying it back. ...
Good to see you've got nothing to do but watch TH-cam during such a wonderful wind storm in the middle of the night.. lol .
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin The wind has got the lights flashing. Put my headlamp on in case the power went out. Have been feeling horrible for a couple of days, couldn't sleep so I have been cruising around in TH-cam checking on some of my favorite channels. As you have said, this has been a good channel to watch, depending upon what they are involved in. Tim likes to chase down wild hogs with dogs, which doesn't interest me very much, but I get a kick out of trapping beaver and we have a bunch of them on the McFee Creek side of the valley this year to keep me occupied. Good to hear from you! Nick, North West Farmer
I don't know about all of Alabama but Tuscaloosa has somthing called classitides we buy and sale stuff in
Tim your Jeep is in nice condition maybe next you go to a softball game take it so the alternator doesn't go bad
I got the digger Derrick truck stuck in a big Field once and it buried that thing to the bottom step on the diesel tank. It was a freight liner and weighed close to 30,000 pounds. A farmer pulled me out with a CASE STEIGER. I locked the air brakes while he was pulling me through the field, just to see what would happen lol. He just basically turned that truck into a plow, he couldn't even tell I was back there. I'm talking 2 ft of that mud that will keep suction lol.
Rob Pridemore totally different animal. This is a straight up J.I. Case and Steiger was bought out after CaseIH was created
@@nellsonstout7001 All I know is that case steiger was a power house.
what are you looking to get for that jeep?
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Tater is growing I bet he is a handful say they still fight well those shocking collars should break them from that if you turn them up enough
its a 504ci or 8,3 liter turbocharged beast with 219 hp they used that engine on alot of there 70 series tractors
by the look of things,those cables going to all 4 hubs was for high and low.
Its been quite a few years since i drove or fixed one of those tractors for our neighbor before he retired i'm sure those cables are for the 3 settings on the steering axles to tell the system in the cab that activates it, where the wheels are pointing. A modern tractor would have an expensive computer and sensors to do the same thing. There is nothing in the axles to change ranges, thats all in the transmission.
It's a beauty. Would like to know how much $ for it, hours, hear and see it run.
Tim what kind of work was your dad in before you'll got in logging business
I never seen a case tractor with spoke wheels
always a pleasure Tim.
I don't get why some people feel the need to run their mouths and get in other people's business on here
Alabama has one it’s called the Alabama Farmers Bulletin you have to subscribe to get it
How much you asking for the jeep
From the looks of the draw bar that tractor has pulled a dirt bucket. Wonder how that rear steering axle would hold up to one
dirtdiggin88 that and maybe a ripper too
Case 2670 traction king 8.3ltr 6cyl - 219hp @ PTO
Mississippi Market Bulletin is also online, just google it.
Tim is it deer season down there ??? Why not a hunting videos
do you keep a house dog to roam the house and property or are they all just hunting dogs?
I only have working dogs.
Ah yes the 9240 & 9260. There was a company we subcontracted for that had a 9260 that they pulled pans with. It was pretty stout
I had the same tractor mine was a toy
Should totally buy it and put a winch in the back for a cable skidder when doing hardwood select cut😂😂 not that you remotely need it
Don’t forget your deer hunting
its a david brown case
Send the video over to big tractor power.
It has no PTO drive shaft
I was wondering what kind of dog do you have, I lost 2 terriers this year, they were brothers 14yrs old ,but if you didn't keep them separated they would try to kill each other
Jadg terrier
@@cotontop3 the 2 terriers that died of mine this year were wire hair terriers
Well didn't see Turbo ..Still a great video Tim, I could drive that Tim, I'd run ya..LOL Just funnin
Have a great day Tim..
I messed around and let it get too dark by the time I let turbo out. I had actually filmed more but it wasn’t enough light to post it.
@@cotontop3 Understood, maybe next time..LOL
How are ya James, Great to hear from ya, Have a great holiday my friend..
You musta got a deer this year..LOL Great to hear James, I haven't gotten that far yet..
193 hp and 210 at the pto
pto is always lower then engine hp?
What pto?
Some of them came with a PTO drop box, and some came without the PTO Drop box assembly, but you can get one for it. That round hole in the back is where the top shaft of the PTO drop box goes through, and you hook a PTO shaft to it from underneath. They're mostly used to pull a large disc, or for snow plows up north where they get deep snow. I seen a thing where people up in Canada likes to use them for snow plows.
Production:
Manufacturer: J.I. Case
Factory: Racine, Wisconsin, USA
Total built: 5,900
Original price (USD)
$50,200 (1979 )
J.I. Case 2670 Engine:
J.I. Case 8.3L 6-cyl diesel
full engine details ...
Capacity:
Fuel: 110 gal [416.4 L]
Power Take-off (PTO):
Rear PTO: independent
Rear RPM: 1000
Dimensions & Tires:
Wheelbase: 102 inches [259 cm]
Weight: 20,810 lbs [9439 kg]
Front tire: 18.4-34
Rear tire: 18.4-34
full dimensions and tires ...
2670 Serial Numbers:
1974: 8762001
1975: 8767001
1976: 8792901
1977: 8825001
1978: 8853001
1979: 8853001
how to read serial numbers...
J.I. Case 2670 Power:
Drawbar (claimed): 193 hp [143.9 kW]
PTO (claimed): 219 hp [163.3 kW]
Drawbar (tested): 189.35 hp [141.2 kW]
PTO (tested): 219.44 hp [163.6 kW]
power test details ...
Mechanical:
Chassis: 4x4 4WD
Steering: hydrostatic power, four-wheel steering
Brakes: hydraulic wet disc
Cab: Cab standard
Hydraulics:
Type: open center
Valves: 2
SCV flow: 17 gpm [64.3 lpm]
Total flow: 39 gpm [147.6 lpm]
Battery:
Number: 2
Volts: 12
Page information:
Last update: December 22, 2018
Copyright: Copyright 2018 TractorData LLC
Contact: Peter@TractorData.com
©2000-2018 - TractorData™. Notice: Every attempt is made to ensure the data listed is accurate. Howev
Got one love it farm with it everyday just about puts these noob tractors to shame all the time
1978 to 1979 was the years they made it
Made from 1974-1979
And Ji Case made the engine in house
They called it a crab steer
give us a shout if you sell that jeep, my brother is in the market for that exact type of JK
It is a crab steer tractor
267hp I know where a nicer one is for sale with a pto
@cotontop3 Alabama Dept. of Agriculture publishes something very similar called "The Alabama Farmers and Consumers Bulletin" on a monthly basis. agi.alabama.gov/divisions/executive/media-communications/. Check it out.
Seems like we used to get a publication called the Marketplace Bulletin that was similar to that.
193 HP, 8.3L 6 cyl
built 1974-1979
That’s cool, I was wondering about the years too. Who made the engine?
From what I can tell they did, Racine WI. @@cotontop3
@@cotontop3 I believe case made that engine. Iv put many hours on a 2670. Our big work horse
Case built engine.
The later 4890 had an engine which everyone thinks was built by Scania in Sweden. It was in fact a Scania design but was built in Wisconsin by Waukesha Engines.
Interesting. Three point hitch yet no PTO
A lot of the high horsepower tractors did not have pto . Brute pulling power
wrencher stew you could get one though. Case always offered it as an option
Bet it’s got a Cummins 😜
Case Engines are Cummins Engines in disguise. 😎
@@festus512 oh that's right the 70 & 75 series. Tractors had the 504 Series Case Engine in them . I'm thinking of the Case Dozers , Crawler Loaders & Backhoes had the little 4B & 6B Cummins with Case name on it . Sorry about that. Lol I had a brain fart. You'd think I'd remember the engine in the 70 & 75 series Case Tractors along with a 2390 & 2590 Case . As family operated & ran Those series Case Tractors..
It’s probably a ripper tractor
Here a link to the specification: www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/5/3/535-ji-case-2670.html
www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/5/3/535-ji-case-2670.html Only about 200 HP, $50K original.
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219 hp 20810 lps to 25789 lps
Excuse my ingnorance but is that your tractor?
It’s not mine.
504 ci.
Hey cotontop3 here is some information on the tractor that you showed in this video: www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/5/3/535-ji-case-2670.html. Great website to look up tractor information.
Here is a link with Spec Tim
www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/5/3/535-ji-case-2670.html
Blessing from Chuck in Memphis
If you decide to sell the Jeep message me... I have a 15 yr old that wants a Jeep for his birthday....
Taters Is cute