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jason ferfecki

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I possibly have the opportunity to buy a CH. My readings tell me only 7 were made. Is this correct and how many are out there that are known. I have found pics of a couple on the net. Does anyone on here have or know of any?
 
I own a ch case. There was 162 ch tractors that were converted at the factory into ch tractors. most started out as cc or c cases. Only the build card will tell you the story on that tractor. None of the seven chc tractors have been know to be found yet. Good luck
 
Hi CHCASE

Very interested to read your comments regarding the CASE model "CH" tractors. You state that nobody knows of any of them to still be in existance today. Some 40 years ago now a friend of mine owned a model "CH", however during my many many years studying CASE tractors - I have not ever known of another one. Unfortunately I cant find it's serial number on the spurr of the moment, however I will give you the tractors number when I find it. Very interesting indeed !!!

Regards

Alan T. Lewis
Christchurch
NEW ZEALAND
 
Note that chcase said that non of the chc serial numbered tractors have been found. There was an article in the Case Heritage Eagle a few years ago writtin by Tom Graverson that talked about the production records.
 
Just to clarify, the original 7 will be tagged as CHC. Our CH is tagged as a CH and I pulled the build card and it was originally a CC-4 that got re-tagged as a CH. There are very, very, very little differences between a CH and a CC-4.
 
I had never heard there was a chc. Only the ch. Is this information published any where? What are the differences between the ch and cc4?
 
Just for fun, here are the serial numbers for the 7 that were original and not converted: 4208575--4208776--4209472--4209473--4209474--4209475--4209476. Thank the late dctom for the numbers.
 
I don't know which books have the information but there is a lot of information on the subject in the archives of this form. Look for posts from dtcom from back when he had the build cards.
 
Thanks Dave. The ser. numbers on the ones I have found are 4204801CH and 4206214CH. I have seen pics of tag are both clearly stamped CH.
 
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