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Granny9949

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I have just started restoring my Dad's old tractor. It is a Case 210B, with loader I am looking for information. What size wheels and tires are original to this tractor. also need a gas tank for this tractor. any information will be helpful
 
I home your 210b is in better shape than mine. Mine I've spent far more time repairing mine than using it.

The rear tire is 11"x28". The front tire is 6"x16". The gas tank would be 10 gallons, part no. G14210 with a G13271 cap. I don't know where you can get one. Are you sure the one you have isn't repairable? I've cut the entire bottom out of a gas tank before and welded another one in.
 
There were several different tire options for those tractors. What is on it now????
Scroll down to the Case DB forum. Far more info to be had there.
Pics are always helpful when asking for info, but being new here, you will have to go to Site Comments and ask moderators to allow you to post pics. That will be a one time thing.
Loren
 

Thank you for the info,
the tractor is in verrrry rough shape, it was pretty beat up when my father bought it 25 years ago and was used and abused for years after. Then sat for 10 years after my dad passed away.
For a gas tank someone put what looked like one from a lawnmower or something, it was plastic,
You would not believe the things rigged up on this tractor. every day was a new surprise. We have it disassembled, stripped of paint and are working on the mechanical parts now. Will post some pics once I get approval from site moderators.
 

Could you please post the dimensions and a picture of tank, perhaps I will just make one. if I can't find one
Thank you
 
Without taking the hood off I can't really get good dimensions. As best as I can measure it it's 17" wide x14" front to back and 14" tall plus a 2" tall filler neck. The 14" tall includes about a 8" portion toward the front which dips down a couple inches.
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(quoted from post at 17:41:59 12/15/17) Without taking the hood off I can't really get good dimensions. As best as I can measure it it's 17" wide x14" front to back and 14" tall plus a 2" tall filler neck. The 14" tall includes about a 8" portion toward the front which dips down a couple inches.
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Thank You for the picture. It will help
 
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