Look at this beauty! It's an ORIGINAL 1967 Case 930 LP Comfort King Tractor!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- John Ahlers has a family tradition with Case farm tractors. His Dad farmed with them, and he's holding on to some rare and beautiful tractors! One real prize is his 1967 Case 930 LP Comfort King Wheatland tractor -- in ORIGINAL condition. It's a MADE in AMERICA tractor that looks nearly as good as when it was first sold! The Flambeau Red and Desert Sand paint make for a stunning machine. Enjoy this story Case tractor fans!
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I remember my Dad's first Case was a 1959 900 LP. He bought the LP instead of Diesel because propane was $.03 a gallon and Diesel was $.11 a gallon. He traded it for a 1967 930 Comfort King LP. Great tractors and one of the smoothest running 6 cylinder engines out there. I remember Dad adjusting the power jet on the carburetor by warming up the engine, then shutting it off, loosening all the sparkplug wires but the number one cylinder, starting the engine, pulling all the sprarkplug wires off but one, then at full throtle adusting the jet for maximum rpm on one cylinder. My Grandfather also had a 1959 900 and I remember him telling about when he went to purchase it, the salesman started the tractor, put a new nickel on edge on the platform and opened the throtle to top speed and the nickel stayed on edge and didn't fall over. Great old tractors.
I came up on a small, family farm in Northwest Ohio, running A-C equipment almost exclusively (orange power forever!). I don't farm myself but, I do have a couple of the tractors that I came up with...the 1963 D-17, the 1974 7080. The D-17 is fully restored and the 7080 is undergoing restoration in my home shop right now.
Flambeau Red is almost orange right? Lol!
I've always had a secret love for these old case tractors and, they're only original once.
My A-Cs were both in pretty sad shape when I finally had the money and space to bring them to my place so, restoration was the only option. I really have no use for Big Allis (the 7080) but, I also couldn't let her go to scrap once I knew she was our tractor. She'll see parade duty once she's finished. Lil Allis (the D-17) does get used for mowing, parades and snow removal.
You know it's real classic tractor fever when you buy your first at 5 yrs. old. Keep it up.
What a beautiful collection John Ahlers. Congratulations being on the show.
I still owe you a cheese burger. 🍔😊 Mike
Neat to see those Case tractors.
I'm a big fan of Case, this was really neat to see and watch in action. Thanks CTF!
Wow, some great looking, original condition Case tractors. Mr. John Ahlers has some great taste, also a good eye for wonderful tractors. Thanks
Imagine the original owner keeping it clean, washing it, shedding it...wow!
Man that's a sweet ole case all original,That's A Keeper.
Love em old Case tractors. The color scheme was outstanding. My dad had a 930 Case. Very strong machines. John has a nice selection.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Beautiful Case tractors in this video. This gentleman has some great clean tractors. Thanks for visiting his farm. Enjoyed the visit.
Looking forward to the next video.
The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
1967 is the year all the greats were created including me.
I am Case fan up until the merger. The these two tones are my favorite 🤩
In the early 70's my dad and uncle bought a 1965 Case 930 on LP and it had a hand clutch on the left side of the seat. We really liked that feature because it gave
a smoother takeoff while in the field. It was a great tractor and we never had any major trouble with it. We plowed with a four bottom 16" plow and I am not
sure if it would have handled a five bottom or not, but we never tried it.
These were great tractors. Still have a 930 and it still runs great.
My grandpa bought his Case 930 diesel brand new. It’s still on the farm and still gets used to this day. He bought it with a loader and also bought a Case square baler with it.
Good looking Case tractors. I have always loved case tractors. I just bought a 1070 myself. And we have a 1983 4490 bought new with 900 original hours. Case are good work horses.
Classic Tractor Fever is very catching ! A great way to spend your time and money. 😊
Sure is nice! Glad to see LPs finding getting some regonition and collectabilty. I Gave up after trying to find a 900B for years here in Michigan. Can't imagine trying to find a LP!
Nice I also collect j.i. case but mine are being restored. Cause they was not taken care of very good. Thanks again to keep the older good tractors alive
Makes me wonder why a farmer would spend the money on a tractor then use it so little that he put less than a thousand hours on it in over 50 years. Storage space on most farms is in short supply where I live.
I enjoyed that.
Thanks!
Nice tractors thanks for sharing
Yep he's got a Case of the tractor disease🤤 😅
I hope that my 5 case tractor will look that good the one I love most. Is the western special that I have. Hope to be restored in the next year
Very nice machines
I have a ‘59 611b I’m working on in California.
My boss has a 930 diesel
Still wouldn’t trade my 806 though
I had a 931 diesel wide front. Besides being a great running tractor, I has to have been the best looking tractor I ever had. I do wish the wide front would have been as beefy as the standard.
I got a 931 that i bought without a starter, we push start it and it started fast, got home rooled it off, sat without a starter 4 months later i got one and now the differential is stuck. Anybody with recommendations I appreciate it located in Fresno California
Any info you can share on this collector? I have one Case Tractor and like to sale it for the price