[case_222]

I want to buy this sooo bad, but unfortunately since I'm still unemployed I will refrain and let someone else buy it. However I expect that when I do go back to work that you let me purchase it at that time.
http://providence.craigslist.org/grd/2210961051.html

 

[Hydriv]

I don't blame you one bit. That's a really good price for what's there. Looks like a brand-new set of 2-link chains on those tires.

Someone is gonna get a deal.

 

[BushBoneYard]

$1,800.00

 

[case_222]

It looks like there might be an oil leak but I still want it. Anyone wanna but me a valentines day gift, the wife said NO!

 

[Bart]

If you're looking for work, buy the tractor and pick up some landscaping/snow removal jobs and you should be able to pay it off pretty quickly.

 

[InTroubleAlltheTime]

Case 222: If there's nothing major wrong with it, that's a real good price, that tractor is going to go quick, if it's not gone already. :222: :446: Best Regards, Rich

 

[mjodrey]

I did not realize that Onan made a 16.5 .



Maynard :canada:

 

[CASE 220/4]

I think that tractor has been for sale for a few months now. I fowarded the link to my dad. Maybe he will buy it.

 

[boomers_influence]

maynard
the 16.5 is from the CCK family of engines.
all are 49.8 c.i.
CCK 12.9 h.p.
CCKA 16.5 h.p.
CCKB 20.0 h.p.
boomer

 

[xfolkboat]

My wife wanted to drive down and get it! I just can't see what to do with it, though. We could use the bucket once or twice. Maybe put the splitter on the 3 point.

The CCK series, isn't that a really heavy-duty unit?

 

[Hydriv]

CCK's are 100 percent cast iron, super heavy duty engines that were designed for the Onan portable generators that run at full throttle (1800 RPM) all day long. The con rods have bearing inserts just like car engines do.

Arguably, the best engine that Onan ever produced and yet.....we still get people coming on the forums and wanting to repower their loader with a modern engine. They don't take into consideration the stellar service the old CCKA has already given for the past 35 years or more.

 

[xfolkboat]

Interesting-is the 646 using a different pump, or does this mean my Hydracutter would be turning half speed?

 

[Hydriv]

The CCK's could be governed at several different speeds, depending on the application. They were used for portable generators, portable welding equipment, water pumps etc as well as duty in garden tractors and other outdoor power equipment.

To get a long life out of those engines and quieter running, some gensets ran these engines at 1800 RPM. However, when used in the Case 600 series, they were governed at the traditional 3600 RPM.

Sorry if I misled you. :thumbsup:

 

[xfolkboat]

Funny, I talked her out of this, but now I'm thinking how cool a tractor this is. Good thing I have a barn full of other things to play with.

 

[cp7]

My wife loves the 646. She's always using it to tote her feed and supplies for her critters.
Everyone should have at least one loader.

 

[xfolkboat]

Sure wish I'd bought this thing...

 

[boomers_influence]

tom
CCK and CCKA spec.A thru C,
used ALUMINUM conn. rods, NO insert.
thank you. boomer

 

[Hydriv]

Boomer,
That's why you have a badge that says ONAN MASTER and my badge says NOBODY SPECIAL. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: I'm going to blame my mistake on Merkler, if it's OK with you.

 

[cp7]

I sure hope that this will teach you to listen to Mrs. xfolkboat from now on. :thumbsup:

boomer the parts manual that I have for the CCKA says that the aluminum rod was used spec A-C and that they started putting inserts in at spec D. The 646 parts manual says my CCKA should a spec J. I've got pieces of a CCKA engine out of a 646B and it has cast iron rods with inserts but aluminum heads.

 

[boomers_influence]

cp7
as far as i know they all have aluminum heads.
some had low compression and some high compression
cylinder heads.
when you refer to the 646B that is the TRACTOR.
the CCKA spec is for the engine only. (A thru J)
NOW you totally confused!!!
thank you. boomer