#Case 310 dozer for sale serial

If you start thinking you are serious about buying it, go to the parts counter at Case and ask the guys there about it. None ever showed up and I begun that part of my life of learning to fix it myself.

When mine first broke down, I had three different mechanics say they will be out there that week. Anybody that's willing to show up and do the work for you is already suspect. He already has more work then he can handle and from much bigger clients. It doesn't matter what you are willing to pay, it's not worth it to a mechanic who knows what he's doing. Don't expect to find anybody who will come out to your place to work on it for you. Nothing can compare to what it can do!!Īre you mechanical and able to work on it yourself? ALL DOZERS are money pits that require massive amounts of labor and money to keep operating. First, they are allot of fun when they are working. I do know a bit about owning a dozer and have a few thoughts on that. I appreciate any comments.ĭon't know that model of dozer, so no comment on that. My searches on the internet lead me to believe it should be worth somewhere between $3,000 and $5,000, depending on condition. I know I'll get alot of this answered when I talk to the seller, just thought I might get some pointers from you guys.Īlso, any idea what it would be worth. Does anybody have experience running old dozers like this - it looks like it has a 3 speed transmission and reverse (maybe). The rear sprockets are broad and flat on the ends (not pointed ) - is that good or bad? Does anybody have any idea how old this dozer is? It appears to have a four way blade, but again, I didn't look that close. I did pull the dipstick and the oil was black, but didn't look brand new. What I was wondering was what would be some good things to look for when examing an old dozer like this. The seller is out of town for the next few days, so I haven't had a chance to talke to him, start it or run it - so it may be total junk.

#Case 310 dozer for sale serial

It appears to be a Case D310G, serial # 3029101. However, a small dozer has come up for sale just a few miles down the road from me. I was looking along the lines of a Komatsu D-20 or Mitsubish BDG2 or something like that. Hi everybody - I posted a while back that I was looking for a small dozer for use around the farm, clearing out some undergrowth in our woody areas and some small dirt moving.