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Tayfarm
Posted 3/29/2018 08:51 (#6672606)
Subject: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


Have a 250 magnum. Book says change the filter at 1200 hours. Had a mechanic thought they changed them at 600 hours. What have you guys done on this? Anyone change it before 1200 hours? Book also says change engine oil at 600 hours...we change it about every 150-200 hours or twice a year.
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johnny skeptical
Posted 3/29/2018 08:58 (#6672621 - in reply to #6672606)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH



n.c.iowa		Change that filter, otherwise bad things can happen.
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dumbfarmer1
Posted 3/29/2018 09:06 (#6672636 - in reply to #6672606)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH



Crankcase filter? What’s that?
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centralindianafarmer
Posted 3/29/2018 09:17 (#6672665 - in reply to #6672636)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


Just talked to our case ih service mgr about changing one on our 385 steiger . cost of the filter was $58.00
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IH_always
Posted 3/29/2018 09:25 (#6672683 - in reply to #6672665)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


We changed ours on our STX 435 and it is kinda tricky to get to all of the bolts.
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Red wrench
Posted 3/29/2018 10:04 (#6672757 - in reply to #6672683)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


South central MN		I'd change it every 600 hrs myself. I've seen one with right around 900 hrs fail and send filter material down into the crankcase causing some issues. Do NOT drop the bolts when changing that filter, you will be sorry.
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steve c-il
Posted 3/29/2018 11:24 (#6672993 - in reply to #6672757)
Subject: You tube video ???


Central Illinois		Are there any videos showing this procedure? Planned on doing a Magnum 235 and a T9-390 next week . So where do the bolts go if you drop them ? Fall into the front cover or just lost in the frams rails? Probably should not be done by a senior citizen that can;t hardly grip a fork ?
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Red wrench
Posted 3/29/2018 12:53 (#6673229 - in reply to #6672993)
Subject: RE: You tube video ???


South central MN		I'm not aware of any videos Steve. This picture is a 12.9 Iveco from a 550 Steiger and the filter bolts to the gear at 3:00, Magnums are a little different but same location and bolts go to the same place if you drop them, right into the geartrain. I stuff rags as best as I can just in case. I suggest a magnetic socket and/or steady hands.



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jefft
Posted 3/8/2020 14:45 (#8089546 - in reply to #6673229)
Subject: RE: dropped bolt


any advice for finding a beather bolt once dropped inside the gear case? 4430 sprayer dropped the third bolt inside, i have pulled the oil pan, flushed diesel down from the top of the gear case and tried blowing it out with the air hose. i can turn the engine over with a wrench its not stuck in a gear
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steve c-il
Posted 3/8/2020 15:58 (#8089658 - in reply to #8089546)
Subject: RE: dropped bolt


Central Illinois		Curious if the statement "not stuck in a gear" should be followed with YET ? Hope you are able to fish it out.

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jefft
Posted 3/15/2020 15:05 (#8107225 - in reply to #8089658)
Subject: RE: dropped bolt


found it



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spx4410
Posted 3/29/2018 10:05 (#6672759 - in reply to #6672683)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


Sunny side of the Moose Mountains		It’s a real pita to change. But we do them annually. It’s cheaper and easier to change filter vs a rear crank seal. Don’t ask me how I know.
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nserfas
Posted 3/29/2018 10:28 (#6672813 - in reply to #6672759)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


WC Saskatchewan		I change those crank case filters once a year Which is usually 300 hours or every oil change.
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T800
Posted 3/29/2018 11:05 (#6672929 - in reply to #6672606)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH



Lee Co		Were changing them around 600 hours. Had One blow the oil fill cap at around 900 hours because of too much pressure.
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Tayfarm
Posted 3/29/2018 21:51 (#6674242 - in reply to #6672929)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


I will change it. Thank you!
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littlechickenfarmer
Posted 3/8/2020 16:04 (#8089664 - in reply to #6672606)
Subject: RE: Crankcase filter.......Case IH


A corn field somewhere on planet vulcan		I also change with every oil change. How about just taking all of the filter material out and putting the frame of the filter back in or even take the filter out and leave it out and call it good?
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