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Revredneck
08-28-2007 07:34:59
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I have been offered a Case RC with the styled grille that has been sitting in a shed for several years. So far, I've discovered that the RC was introduced in 1935, but I can't find out how many years they were made. I wonder how much trouble it will be to find parts for this tractor, and if it's a very popular or sought after model. It is not stuck, but the tires are all in bad shape. Any input, opinions, or information would be appreciated. Good Luck and God Bless, Tommy
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Racine
08-28-2007 15:07:41
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Re: Model RC in reply to Revredneck, 08-28-2007 07:34:59
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Hello Revredneck,
You ask about the "CASE" model "RC" rowcrop tractor that you have, you say that it has the styled radiator grille, this style of grille was only produced and built during the 1939 - 40 production year.
I hope that this helps your query.
Regards
Alan T. Lewis
Christchurch
NEW ZEALAND.
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watsonsgotit
08-28-2007 14:28:52
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Re: Model RC in reply to Revredneck, 08-28-2007 07:34:59
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If it is styled, let me know where to pick it up if you don't.
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Tom Railsback
08-28-2007 09:20:33
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Re: Model RC in reply to Revredneck, 08-28-2007 07:34:59
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The R series was built from 1935-1940. Most parts are available but not through CaseNH. The engine was purchased from Waukesha with everything else being Case built.
Tires will be pricy, but are generally available.
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