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Case DC: Is this stuff worth keeping?

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DC 04474

08-31-2007 17:43:57




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Need some advice, guys:

We're cleaning out the old garage at the family farm and sorting through decades of accumulation - typical farmer saved everything, and I mean everything. Old iron, auto parts, etc. Stuff from the horse-drawn days up through the 60's & 70's.

We've come across some parts from the old Case DC that were replaced years ago (early 50's vintage DC, I think)... The old parts were saved and stored. Question is, are these used parts worth saving, or do we throw them into the trailer with the rest of the scrap iron?

There's a clutch, a pressure plate, and a set of pistons and sleeves (can't remember if the connecting rods are there or not), but everything is in the boxes that the new parts came in.

One opinion is that somebody might bid a few bucks on eBay, another opinion is that you can still buy new replacement parts like these, and why buy used?

So, what's the verdict? Are these any good to anybody, or should we send them to China so we can buy them back in another shape at Wal-Market next year?

Thanks for your opinions.

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noncompos

08-31-2007 19:50:17




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 Re: Case DC: Is this stuff worth keeping? in reply to DC 04474, 08-31-2007 17:43:57  
I can't comment on the Case parts, but generally, I would'nt trash anything-repeat,anything-from the OO's thru 32 without checking Ebay, Amazon, whatever fits. 32 thru 41 either. If you aren't any kind of a collector, you'll be amazed at what is considered collectible. Now, a lot of this stuff is a labor of love (more trouble to try to trade, peddle or donate to a good home than it's worth). You may not have the time or inclination to bother with it yourself, but you may well have friends that could help with advice. In past years you could pick up a copy of Antique Trader and Paper Collectors Marketplace, but now I'm out of touch for a general collectible source. (Ex-obsessive paper collector).

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havvey

08-31-2007 18:26:31




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 Re: Case DC: Is this stuff worth keeping? in reply to DC 04474, 08-31-2007 17:43:57  
ebay it, you got nothing to lose but a .40 cent fee.



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