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run

12-01-2005 15:59:58




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Is there a C or CA stamped anywhere on those model tracors to distinguish one from the other?




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Bill(Wis)

12-01-2005 17:09:13




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 Re: ? C or CA in reply to run, 12-01-2005 15:59:58  
Also, CA's had spinout rear wheels. C's didn't. I suppose there might have been CA's with standard disc wheels but I never saw one.



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cbp

12-01-2005 16:16:37




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 Re: ? C or CA in reply to run, 12-01-2005 15:59:58  
Look on the transmission for the serial number and you should see it. There are many earmarks too. Some obvious things are bolt bosses cast into the radiator support on the CA, it also has heavier final drives that have an angle to them instead being straight up and down. The C's wheel guards have less of a clamshell effect too (unlike B and CA which do). The seat on the CA is a spring pan too instead of the bench. On the CA you'd find a hand clutch and arm on the right pinion axle. The hydraulic pump is radically different though it's a bit hard to describe. The C uses a much smaller one with fewer pistons in it. A CA will have a 1 3/8 PTO. There are many more. Once you see all the little differences the machines differences really jump out at you.

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steve(ill)

12-01-2005 16:10:48




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 Re: ? C or CA in reply to run, 12-01-2005 15:59:58  
number by the transmission shift lever. the CA is a 4 speed, the C is a 3 speed. C should have a bench seat if original, CA has a pan/ shock arrangement.



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cbp

12-01-2005 16:19:34




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 Re: ? C or CA in reply to steve(ill), 12-01-2005 16:10:48  
That's how long it's been, I forgot the 4 speed.

Another I forgot, having a sheet metal floorboard under the seat on the CA! One of my favorite things about a CA.



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