Calling all 1991 1120, 1130, 1140 Owners

[Billrog]

Thank you for the great leads I'll certainly make note.

 

[Billrog]

Well after a mon. of searching on the internet I've been unable to come up with a hydraulic pump for my 1130
OME case no. 1992043C2 and the no. on the pump is GP1383953AL I hope you all have better luck than I have with obtaining the parts Case made for this machine. Other than that they are very tuff tractors.
The one lead I had turned out to be a dud and the machinist is having difficulty making the gear. I've contacted a no. of machine shops that advertise making gears but none have got back to me .

 

[MumblyJoe]

Looking for the belt # on the belly mower for an M160 deck. Anyone?

I'm a little late, but even if you've already found it, this may help others:

Any standard double-sided BB 130 V-belt will work- such as these:
Search results for: 'bb130'

(When mine broke, I had to measure with a string....what a pain!)

 

[Billrog]

OK found a pump thank you & the price wasn't to bad $450 1/2 the price of 2 other quotes I had.

 

[Cronk]

Hello,

New member here, saw your post so I joined. Picked up a slightly well used 1130 the other day. Been researching it, working on getting it looking like a tractor again. I appreciate the information you guys shared, helps a lot.

Mechanically it's fine, has high hours (3400). Only issue I found so far is the power steering line has a small leak, ignition is a little quirky. Sheet metal is beat though. Somebody smacked a tree pretty good. Good enough to dent the weight bracket and bust the grille. I pounded out some of the dents, welded the cracks back together in the hood. Need to fabricate a new grille or find an inexpensive used one. Been touching up the paint as I go. Took the woods deck off and cleaned it up. Sounds like a hammer mill while running, mows ok though. Guy I bought it off of said it had sealed bearings which I suspected was incorrect. Well, I found the grease zerks for those sealed bearings after I cleaned the grime off. LOL Bearings should be easy enough, going to pack them with grease first, just to see.

Should have it ready to do some work in the near future.

 

[crabhab]

Nice tractor. I miss mine and plan on purchasing a B series kubota to replace it. Great machines just the right size to do real work

 

[Cronk]

It should be perfect for what we need. I've been shopping for a used loader already, think it would be the perfect with a loader. Also priced out some attachments at TSC.

 

[Billrog]

Those are a very good tractor I've had one since 1992 it has 3700 hrs. been used for logging, building rds. snow plowing , rotor tilling and brush flailing. To date total cost of repairs has been less than $1,000. Runs like a top doesn't use oil and starts right up soon as you hit the key. I think you'll be very happy with your purchase.

 

[Cronk]

Wanted to share the updated version of the tractor I posted above. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. I had to repair some of the sheet metal and fabricate new tabs. New seat. New Grille. Used headlights, new hydraulic line. Lot of new paint.

 

[Billrog]

Looks aw-some :thumbsup: great job !!