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Case VA exhaust manifolds

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Robert Nicholso

10-13-2007 20:13:45




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Hi:

I have a 1953 Case VA which I have owned since new. Sometime ago the exhaust manifold burnt through. I went to a tractor wreckers and bought a used manifold which I think came of a VA0. The manifold fits the engine but the intake part of it is about 1/2" closer to the block putting the carb out of line with the air breather.
My question is: does anyone have the correct part number for a 1953 VA ?

Thanks
Robert

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Jerry W

10-14-2007 16:05:26




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 Re: Case VA exhaust manifolds in reply to Robert Nicholson, 10-13-2007 20:13:45  
Sounds to me like you have the manifold off of an early VA. This manifold was straight across and the offset was made up in the elbow. Later the offset was built more into the nmanifold and less in the elbow. They will not line up with a later air filter. I do not know how the earlier air filter was different but they must have done something.

Jerry



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watsonsgotit

10-14-2007 13:10:48




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 Re: Case VA exhaust manifolds in reply to Robert Nicholson, 10-13-2007 20:13:45  
Robert, There are two exhaust manifolds for the VA series. One is an all fuel manifold the other is straight gas. The easiest way to tell them apart is the gas manifold has a stud that comes to the outside of the manifold just under the exhaust elbow. You should be able to trade the one that you have for the one you need at any salvage yard. The other option would be to change the air breather. For gas manifold the air breather has two wing nuts holding on the cap. For the all fuel it will have one wing nut and one clamp style clip holding on the cap.

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