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Tractor · 1958Unverified
J.I. Case 703-B
J.I. Case 703-B — 700B Series · 54 hp. Reference specifications; pending source verification.
The J.I. Case 703-B is a compact tractor with a rated output of 54 hp. Produced from 1958 to 1959, it is equipped with a 4-cylinder diesel liquid-cooled engine that powers a two-wheel drive system via an 8-speed gearbox. This model is suited for tasks covering areas of up to 200 acres. Detailed specifications for the J.I. Case 703-B in both UK and US units are provided below.
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Rated power
54 hp
Catalogue coverage
Variants represented
2
Richest spec table
34 rows
Recorded power
54 hp
Transmissions
8-speed gear
Production years
1958-1959
Verified variants
0
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Overview
ManufacturerJ.I. CaseReference
High-Clearance tractorReference
Built in Racine, Wisconsin, USAReference
Total built30Reference
Two-wheel driveReference
SteeringpowerReference
Mechanical disc brakesReference
Open operator station.Reference
Variants
700Bdiesel standardReference
701Bdiesel row-cropReference
702Bdiesel WesternReference
703Bdiesel high-cropReference
710Bgas standardReference
711Bgas row-cropReference
712Bgas WesternReference
713Bgas high-cropReference
Engine
J.I. Case 4.4L 4-cyl dieselReference
Belt (claimed)40.3 kWReference
J.I. CaseReference
dieselReference
4-cylinderReference
liquid-cooledReference
Displacement4.4 LReference
Bore/Stroke105 x 127 mmReference
Air cleaneroil bathReference
Compression15.0:1Reference
Rated RPM1500Reference
Starter typeelectricReference
Transmission
8-speed gearReference
TransmissionDual-RangeReference
TypegearReference
Gears8 forward and 2 reverseReference
Clutchdry discReference
PTO & Hydraulics
Rear PTO Type540Reference
Values normalized to UK metric units. Every figure is traced to at least one source; verified specs are cross-checked against two or more.
