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Case High-crop

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Fillroy

02-12-2007 08:23:34




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ID tag missing, can it be identified by casting numbers on year and model. Photo on "Help Identify". Can send more photos.

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Fillroy




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gold-leaf-deere

02-12-2007 16:31:28




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Fillroy, 02-12-2007 08:23:34  
I had four CCS High Crops and 24 DCS High crops, my calculated guess is that it is a CCS with a D series engine. Look on the inside of the drop boxes, the DCS has the eagle on the globe case trademark. The CCS does not have the trademark unless the drop boxes have been switched.



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dctom

02-12-2007 11:28:26




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Fillroy, 02-12-2007 08:23:34  
I WOULD BET IT IS A DCS, LOOK!! NO OIL PRESSURE THING ON FRONT OF BLOCK LIKE ALL CC'S HAD, LOOK FOR SERIAL NUMBER ON FLANGE OF ENGINE BEHIND THE AIR FILTER. DCTOM



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Old Rusty

02-12-2007 16:00:36




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to dctom, 02-12-2007 11:28:26  
That is a CCS. Look at the brakes. and no clutch lever on the left side and I am sure the oil pressure indicator is on this one.
Would be happy to go get it.



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Fillroy

02-12-2007 16:18:48




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Old Rusty, 02-12-2007 16:00:36  
Old Rusty, this is Fillroy's typest/wife. I just read your input and as a wife want to say it can be had. Now, I don't know what Fillroy would have to say about it, just wanted to give you my okay.

Fillroy's wife



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dctom

02-12-2007 11:30:53




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to dctom, 02-12-2007 11:28:26  
ALSO DONT THAT LOOK LIKE A ROCK SHAFT HOLE ON REAR OF TRANSMISSION CASE???



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Tom Railsback

02-12-2007 11:34:08




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to dctom, 02-12-2007 11:30:53  
Your eyes are better than mine. I completely missed both things you pointed out. (I guess I could blame it on the quality of the picture.)



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Tom Railsback

02-12-2007 11:39:17




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Tom Railsback, 02-12-2007 11:34:08  
Tom:
I went back after I posted my last reply and looked again. I think the oil pressure indicator is there just in front of the curved black line that drops down from the givernor arm.
But then, my eyes could be deceiving me.
TCR



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dctom

02-12-2007 15:49:41




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Tom Railsback, 02-12-2007 11:39:17  
NAH; THATS WAY TOO HIGH IN THE WATER JACKET HAS TO BE DOWN LOW FOR THE OIL GALLERY, LOOKS LIKE IT HAS DOUBLE DISK BREAKS AND NOT THE FUNNY LOOKING CC TYPE DC



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Tom Railsback

02-12-2007 08:32:36




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Fillroy, 02-12-2007 08:23:34  
I'd say it is a CCS. Look underneath where the drawbar usually fastens; there should be an oval with a casting date on the right side of that projection. Also if you can find the part number of the block, I can look it up in my parts book.
Finally, the SN could be on the right side of the block near the front on a raised flat area about an inch by 2 inches.



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Tom Railsback

02-12-2007 08:36:22




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 Re: Case High-crop in reply to Tom Railsback, 02-12-2007 08:32:36  
I just remembered something else so I checked my list of production figures. The CCS was only built in 1937 (65) and 1938 (50). It's a rare tractor, but there is enough of it that with parts from a C or CC a person could restore it fairly easily.



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