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J heitkemper
10-26-2006 07:35:05
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Re: Why did D Series have a Left-Hand Clutch Lever in reply to 1200TK, 10-25-2006 20:44:00
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pardon for my confusion with your answer ,All Fence hooker Case hand clutchers that I have seen always engaged with a forward push,regardless of where mounted ... perhaps you folks have done something uniquely different ,. If So Please enlighten Us All .. fogive Me SC lovers ,, there is a lot about this tractor that just does not measure up to My__ standards , My Complaints : Big as a DC ,But No Power , Yet they use an Equal amount of fuel for the job ,, Battery placement is terrible ,, Flimsy steering rod ,Everyone of mine are bent ,All you have to do is bump a curb ,Why did'nt they share steering arms, front wheels and trannys etc. for this dependable Lady with its Big Tough Brother , And cut costs.. After ALL if Clausen wanted every Farm to have a Full Line of CASE tractors ,It would had been nice to have interchangeable parts .Whenever a Farmer Gets in afix on holidays and weekends and cannot take time to make repairs.. ShEESH,,.After a long day on one and to hop another . You have to stop and think about the shift pattern And the clutch lever ,.too. I marvel That this tractor was allowed to continue Production .. Clearly the Modern World today would draw a line thru the SC and ask the engineers for a New design .. Or drop it completely . Sorry Folks , My VAC and DC work fine around here. The SC is O.K. but Always seems to come up short for the real work .. Jim
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