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Difference Between S and SC

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tiresntracks

02-21-2007 22:53:51




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The SC had adjustable tread width, S did not. SC could be wide front or narrow, S was only wide front. SC had the front axle in front of the radiator, S front axle was under the radiator.
How much of what I just wrote is true? What other differences were there?
Thanks.




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tiresntracks

02-22-2007 18:17:03




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tiresntracks, 02-21-2007 22:53:51  
Did the SC4 have adjustable rear wheels?



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C. Amick

02-23-2007 09:46:17




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tiresntracks, 02-22-2007 18:17:03  
Yes, I think so. I think the wheels were clamped to the axles.



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tom stanley

02-22-2007 06:35:29




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tiresntracks, 02-21-2007 22:53:51  
model S's also had option of hyd eagle hitch and live pto and two remote hyd one was used for eagle hitch or bail lift depending on years and options ordered on them D models had same options also SC could be got with single front wheel



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C. Amick

02-22-2007 09:23:21




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tom stanley, 02-22-2007 06:35:29  
Didn't the SC also come in an SC-4 version, non-adjustable axle mounted under the radiator and 38" wheels? I know the DC was available this way. In fact, there is one up for auction on Ebay right now, see link below.



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Tom Railsback

02-22-2007 13:41:48




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to C. Amick, 02-22-2007 09:23:21  
Yes, there was an SC4 as you describe; 405 were built in 1954 according to production records.



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JGarner

02-22-2007 05:45:28




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tiresntracks, 02-21-2007 22:53:51  
Later model SC also had hydraulic lift 50/51 I believe, 52-54 had eagle type 3pt. hitch, and 53/54 had foot clutch and foot throttle. I don't think the standard S offer these items.



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SC/S

02-21-2007 23:40:59




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 Re: Difference Between S and SC in reply to tiresntracks, 02-21-2007 22:53:51  
You are correct, but add the fact that the S Standard has a "non-adjustable" wide axle up front and the SC Rowcrop has an "adjustable" wide axle (farther forward).
Otherwise the biggest difference is in the rear axle with the S Standard on stub axles and short fat tires and the SC Rowcrop on bar axles with tall skinny tires.



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