old new holland serial number identification

of Buffalo, New York designed and built six Viewmobiles for the Niagara Frontier Sightseeing Inc. In 1959 the Niagara Frontier Transit Inc.

Today's Featured Article - The Niagra View Mobile - Powered by a 1959 Ford Tractor - by Mark Massey. Our low prices and years of research make us your best choice when you need parts. We sell tractor parts! We have the parts you need to repair your tractor - the right parts. However, if you spot an error please use our Feedback Form to let us know. We have tried to keep this data as accurate as possible. Once again, Thanks to everyone that helped us, it was a lot of good input for us.There are 45 models listed for Case. There are many many tractors for sale and they continue to build them, so I'm sure I can find one! I dropped any interest I may have had in this tractor and decided to go elsewhere. We didn't attend the sale and don't have a clue what it brought or even if it sold. Only the Auctioneers name and telephone number was in the advertising, and they didn't call us back.Īfter weighing everything we could deduce from our visits, we decided not to bid on the tractor. The Executor of the estate, nor anyone else having anything to do with the sale was not available to give us any input. The New Holland tractor seemed to maybe have been left out often as the seat was shot, the paint fading (but not too bad) Other deteriation signs showed as well. None of the equipment, seemed to be cared for at least in the last several years.

We didn't see any grease fittings that showed signs of maintenance. We looked the tractor over very through, and also the other items in the sale. The front end loader had a small chunk broken out of the lower lip, but wasn't bad enough to bother anything, and could be repaired also. Decided most likely a leak, based on the amount of fluid soaked up by the dirt/dust. We couldn't determine if it was leaking or poor maintenance. The entire rear end from the Hydro outlets and down to the hitch was covered with a caked black soot like stuff, which was most likely Hydro oil mixed with the dust from the fields soaking up the fluids. It hadn't been cleaned up at all, and most likely hadn't been since they bought it. I went back two more times to look it over, and took a high tech tractor mechanic with me. It was offered in a auction in central Illinois on July 16th. I want to thank everyone that responded to my questions concerning a New Holland 6610 tractor, and helping me identify the year and finding the serial number location, etc. ahvn't even started my 5000 / 10' mower but once this year.a nd that was to change the oil and service it. small patches are being hit by my 4600 and 950 with 6' and 5' mowers. save for needing to charge the battery between uses, as now it can set for 4 months between starts due to no rain / grass / weeds to cut. very likely my least wrenched on tractor. prev owner ran it into a tree and bent the fender before he let it go back to the dealer still new and under warranty and traded for a slightly smaller tractor that was harder to run into trees in his orchard. but the button and horn were fine., replaced wireing harness ( i made mine ) for the fender lamp. a couple batteires now past the original one as mine is a 2000 model.and i think maybee 1 fuse. like fuel fitles and orings on the fuel line. On mine I've swapped a remote pack with a used one due to a defect in a pilot circuit. The -S models are for sure plain jane and economy. that would have been a huge 4dlt battery up there. on it's earlier cousings the 5xxx/7xxx at least to the 圆00 anyway. they have the space for a big truck battery, and at leas ton the 7610s. the only starting problems I ever have with it are battery related.

Old new holland serial number identification