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🏷️ Basic Information Identification Make: Case Ingersoll Product Type: Parts Catalog Product Identifier: 8-3042 Vehicle Type: Compact Tractor Generation Covered Models: • 3016 • 3018 • 3020 • 4016 •...

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Typ: Compact Tractors

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Art.-Nr: 19200

Stichworte: 3016 3018 3020 Case Ingersoll Compact Tractors Engines Onan

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🏷️ Basic Information

Identification

Make:

Case Ingersoll

Product Type:

Parts Catalog

Product Identifier:

8-3042

Vehicle Type:

Compact Tractor

Generation

Covered Models:

• 3016

• 3018

• 3020

• 4016

• 4018

• 4020

Codes

Engine Codes Relevant To Coverage:

ENG-3016-BEFORE-PIN-14147800, ENG-4016-BEFORE-PIN-14149628, ALL-3018, ALL-3020, ALL-4018, ALL-4020

👋 Introduction

Market Position

Segment Niche:

Compact utility tractors, primarily for landscaping, property maintenance, and light agricultural tasks. Case Ingersoll was known for robust, well-built compact equipment.

Competitive Analysis

Competitors Of The Era:

John Deere (e.g., 2000/3000 series), Kubota (e.g., L series, BX series), Yanmar, Massey Ferguson, Ford/New Holland (depending on specific years/models).

Key Features

Tractor Highlights:

Compact size for maneuverability, robust construction, often featuring hydrostatic transmissions (HST), power steering, and a capable PTO system. Built for durability and ease of operation.

📋 Manual Details

Coverage Areas

Manual Coverage Scope:

Comprehensive parts listing for specific serial number ranges of Case Ingersoll 3000 and 4000 series compact tractors, including engine, drivetrain, hydraulics, chassis, electrical, and operator station components.

Page Count

Estimated Page Count:

Variable (Parts Catalogs are typically extensive, often 200-500+ pages depending on model complexity and variations)

Manual Type

Manual Classification:

Parts Catalog / Parts List

Format Purpose:

Parts Identification Catalog, essential for maintenance, repair, and ordering replacement parts. Not a diagnostic or repair manual.

Language

Primary Language:

English

Format

Digital Format:

PDF (Assumed for modern distribution, actual product may be print)

📖 Manual Coverage

Systems Covered

Component Listing By System:

• Engine Assembly (components, gaskets, fasteners)

• Fuel System (tanks, lines, filters, pumps)

• Cooling System (radiator, hoses, thermostat)

• Exhaust System (mufflers, pipes)

• Drivetrain (transmission, axles, driveshafts, differentials)

• PTO (Power Take-Off) System

• Hydraulic System (pumps, valves, cylinders, hoses, filters, reservoir)

• Chassis and Frame Components

• Front Axle and Steering Components

• Rear Axle and Differential

• Braking System

• Electrical System (wiring harnesses, starter, alternator, battery, lighting)

• Operator Station (seat, controls, dashboard, pedals)

• Attachments and Implement Mounting Points

• Wheels and Tires

Attachment Mounting Hardware:

Includes parts for front PTO, mid-PTO, rear hitch (3-point or specific Case Ingersoll hitch systems), and mounting hardware for common attachments.

Operator Controls Detail:

Lists components for steering column, control levers (throttle, transmission, PTO, hydraulic lift), pedals (brake, clutch, HST), and dashboard instrumentation.

Procedures Included

Included Documentation Types:

• Part Identification Numbers (Part Numbers)

• Exploded View Diagrams for Component Assembly

• Bill of Materials for Assemblies

• Cross-reference of superseded part numbers

Assembly Guidance:

Diagrams facilitate correct reassembly of components after replacement or during major servicing.

Technical Depth

Level Of Detail:

Highly detailed, essential for parts identification, ordering, and basic assembly reference. Does not include repair procedures or diagnostic information which would be found in a Service Manual.

Parts Identification

Diagram Style:

Detailed exploded view diagrams illustrating the correct assembly sequence and placement of all components within various systems.

Part Number Accuracy:

Provides official Case Ingersoll part numbers, essential for sourcing replacements and ensuring compatibility.

Component Categorization:

Parts are logically grouped by system and sub-assembly for efficient navigation and identification of related components.

📊 Manual Specifications

File Format

Digital File Type:

Print Quality

Document Clarity:

High-resolution diagrams and clear text for accurate part identification.

Binding Type

Physical Format Type:

Spiral-bound or Perfect-bound (typical for technical manuals)

Paper Type

Durability Of Medium:

Durable, often coated paper to withstand workshop environments.

⚙️ Engine Specifications

Primary Engine

Engine Manufacturer And Type:

Likely Shibaura or Yanmar diesel engines (common in Case Ingersoll tractors of this era). Specific displacement and cylinder count would vary by model (e.g., 3-cylinder diesel).

Performance

Horsepower Range Estimated:

Approximately 16-20 HP (gross), with lower net horsepower figures under load. Exact figures depend on the specific model (e.g., 3016 likely around 16 HP, 4020 around 20 HP).

Torque Delivery:

Engine torque figures would be optimized for low-end grunt required for pulling implements and operating PTO-driven equipment.

Fuel System

Fuel Delivery Type:

Indirect injection (IDI) or direct injection diesel, typically with a rotary or inline injection pump. Fuel filters are crucial maintenance items.

Engine Model Examples

Typical Engine Model Series:

Likely Shibaura N843L, N844L, or similar Yanmar 3TNV series engines depending on the specific tractor model and HP rating.

Engine Capacity

Displacement Estimated Cc:

Ranges from approximately 1.3 liters for smaller models to 1.6-1.9 liters for larger models.

🔧 Transmission

Standard

Default Transmission Type:

Hydrostatic Transmission (HST) with high/low range is common for this class of tractor.

Optional

Alternative Transmission Options:

While HST was dominant, some earlier models might have offered a manual gear transmission, though less common in compact utility models of this era.

Features

Transmission Capabilities:

Variable speed control via foot pedal, integrated with forward/reverse selection (often a single pedal or directional lever), providing smooth operation.

Drive System:

Often feature 4WD (Four-Wheel Drive) capability for enhanced traction in challenging conditions, typically selectable.

📐 Dimensions

Exterior

Overall Length Estimated:

Approximately 90-110 inches (2286-2794 mm) without attachments.

Overall Width Estimated:

Approximately 45-55 inches (1143-1397 mm) depending on tires.

Wheelbase Estimated:

Approximately 50-60 inches (1270-1524 mm).

Ground Clearance Estimated:

Approximately 8-12 inches (200-300 mm), depending on tire size and configuration.

Weights

Operating Weight Estimated:

Approximately 1200-1600 lbs (544-726 kg) without attachments or ballast.

Tractor Class Designation:

Sub-Compact to Compact Tractor Class.

🛡️ Safety Features

Ratings

Rollover Protection Structure Ropsi:

ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) is standard equipment on most models for safety. Operator restraint systems (seat belts) are also standard.

Active Features

Operational Safety Mechanisms:

• PTO Safety Switch

• Brake Lockout

• Neutral Start Switch

• Operator Presence Control (OPC) system on pedals and PTO engagement.

Passive Features

Structural Safety Elements:

• ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure)

• Seat Belt

💡 Technology Features

Infotainment

Operator Interface Level:

Basic operator controls focused on functionality. No modern infotainment systems; primarily functional gauges (hour meter, temperature, oil pressure warning) and control levers.

Driver Assistance

Operator Aids:

Features like hydrostatic transmission, power steering (on most models), and ergonomic control placement contribute to ease of operation and reduced operator fatigue.

Connectivity

External Device Integration:

None. Designed for utility work, not personal device integration.

🔧 Maintenance

Service Intervals

Engine Oil Change Interval:

Typically 50 or 100 operating hours, or annually, whichever comes first. Refer to specific manual for exact hours.

Hydraulic Fluid And Filter Change Interval:

Often 200-400 operating hours or annually. Hydrostatic transmission fluid and filters are also critical.

Air Filter Replacement Interval:

Variable based on operating conditions, often every 250 hours or when visibly dirty.

Fluid Specifications

Engine Oil Type And Viscosity:

API CG-4 or CH-4, SAE 10W-30 or 15W-40 diesel engine oil is common. Consult manual for specific OEM recommendation.

Hydraulic Fluid Type:

ISO VG 46 Hydraulic Fluid or equivalent. Some may use Universal Tractor Transmission Fluid (UTTF) if integrated hydraulics and transmission are shared.

Coolant Type:

Conventional Green Ethylene Glycol coolant, typically 50/50 mix with distilled water.

Transmission Fluid Type:

If integrated with hydraulics, typically the same hydraulic fluid. Some separate transmission systems may require specific gear oil.

Grease Type Recommendation:

General purpose lithium-based grease (NLGI #2) is typically recommended for most lubrication points.

Known Issues

Common Wear Items:

• Hydrostatic transmission drive belts

• Hydraulic pump wear

• Steering components (tie rods, ball joints)

• PTO engagement mechanisms

• Electrical connections due to vibration and exposure

Typical Maintenance Needs:

Regular greasing of pivot points and linkages, checking fluid levels, and replacing filters are crucial for longevity.

📚 Vehicle History

Brand Heritage

Company Lineage:

Case Ingersoll was a significant player in the compact tractor market, known for producing durable and reliable machines. Case Corporation later merged with New Holland to form CNH Global, and the compact tractor lines evolved under these brands.

Model Evolution

Series Progression:

The 3000 and 4000 series represented Case Ingersoll's commitment to the sub-compact and compact tractor segments, offering increasing features and power as the series progressed. These models often shared common platforms and components.

Series Numbering Convention:

The '30' series and '40' series often denote different levels of features, power, or chassis design within the compact tractor lineup.

Production

Manufacturing Location:

Historically, many Case Ingersoll tractors were manufactured in the United States, often at facilities associated with Ingersoll or later Case production sites.

Production Years Estimated:

Mid-1990s to early 2000s (specific ranges vary by model number and PIN).

🏆 Awards & Recognition

Recognitions

Industry Acclaim:

While specific model awards are not widely documented, Case Ingersoll tractors of this era were generally regarded for their build quality and durability within the compact tractor market.

Ratings

Performance Reputation:

Reputation for robust performance and longevity in demanding homeowner and small-scale commercial applications.