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630crazy

09-24-2007 15:05:55

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Here's a picture of my Case blade made by Danuser. It also has the optional J.I. Case Box blade kit with scarafiers.

Can somone tell me how to post multiple pictures?

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caseman-d

09-24-2007 20:30:29

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to 630crazy, 09-24-2007 15:05:55

I use the new ytmag format and it's easy to post multiple pictures. I use photobuckets.com and once the pictures are uploaded it easy to do multiple pictures.

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Simple as copy and paste and there you are. When using photo bucket just click on img code. Hit preview if you want to make sure it works.

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comfortking

09-25-2007 04:43:11

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to caseman-d, 09-24-2007 20:30:29

Where are all of those good case tracrtors located and are any of them for sale?

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caseman-d

09-26-2007 21:09:38

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to comfortking, 09-25-2007 04:43:11

comfortking said: (quoted from post at 04:43:11 09/25/07) Where are all of those good case tracrtors located and are any of them for sale?

What are you looking for third party image

I might have one or two extra's to get rid of, running or non running. Came to a conclusion I have way to many. Located western SD.

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Gwiz

09-24-2007 18:41:30

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to 630crazy, 09-24-2007 15:05:55

That's awesome. Does it actually have the case name on it? I have a set of end plates like that which came from an individual with a Rhino blade. I'm glad to see this picture as to how they were originally used. I would like to see more pics if you have some. E-mail is open.
Only thing missing (which the Rhino has) is the tail wheel. Remove the toplink so it can float freely and it works great for leveling.
James

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JGarner

09-25-2007 05:50:36

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to Gwiz, 09-24-2007 18:41:30

Gwiz, the way the Case hydraulics work if you push the 3pt hyd lever back to lower the blade and put it in the lock position it allows the blade (3pt) to float. No need for tail wheel, at least that's the way our '54 SC and ' 63 830 worked. I haven't tried it yet on my 630. My Danuser blade 3 pt adapters aren't finished yet.

Also what you don't see on 630crazy's blade is the adjustment handle. 630 says that this broke a long time ago and has been lost. The Danuser blade, unlike every other blade made then, allowed you to adjust the angle from the tractor seat. No getting off to adjust. The only time you had to get of to adjust was when you wanted to reverse the blade to allow backward "dozing".

Guess I need to post pictures of this feature. No other blade, except Ferguson model, offered this until recently when the extra heavy duty back blades came out with hydraulic adjust.

Which reminds me I still owe 630 and Caseman D a tracing of this handle. I've been pretty busy on weekends guys, sorry I will try to do that this weekend.

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Glenn FitzGerald

09-25-2007 10:20:01

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to JGarner, 09-25-2007 05:50:36

JGarner: I bought a nice '54 SC three years ago. Included in the deal was me new set of tire chains and a CASE-Danuser blade. Mine is missing that handle as well. I have an original parts "book" for the blade, but the picture of the handle is small and is of limited benefit in my designing/fabricating another one. I, too, would appreciate a copy of that tracing.

Glenn FitzGerald

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JGarner

09-25-2007 13:58:22

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Re: J.I. Case Blade in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 09-25-2007 10:20:01

E-mail me so I have your e-mail and snail mail address. I have a Danuser parts list Glen Danuser sent me I will send. Get contacts from their site at www.danuser.com. The still handle a few parts for these bades, not the handle but that's understandable for a line they dropped in the 80s.

Glen, founder's great grandson, indicates they are getting a lot of requests to offer the blades again and are considering putting them back in their line. Maybe if they get enough call for parts they could justify resurrecting the product line.

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