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Don Rudolph

10-21-2007 19:35:41




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I had a look at a strange DC3 yesterday. It had the LP gas option, dual hydraulics, Eagle Hitch, but no live PTO. It is a 1951 according to the serial number and engine number, but has the old style brakes on either side of the tranny. Does this sound right? Don




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DCDENNIS

11-01-2007 12:29:58




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 Re: DC options in reply to Don Rudolph, 10-21-2007 19:35:41  
DONT FORGET MY 1951 D WITH FOCTORY INSTALLED EAGLE HITCH AND LIVE PTO AND TWO SPOOL VALVE,BUILT JAN 26 1951 RIGHT DCTOM,?



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Walt Davies

10-22-2007 09:50:06




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 Re: DC options in reply to Don Rudolph, 10-21-2007 19:35:41  
The first live PTO was on the 1956 Cockshutt tractor so a 51 case could not have had one stock.
I have a 56 Cockshutt (35) Blackhawk with the live PTO.

Walt



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eagle1

10-22-2007 10:26:07




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 Re: DC options in reply to Walt Davies, 10-22-2007 09:50:06  
Not true Walt. Cockshutt/Coop and oliver had live pto back into the forties. Long before the 35. DC case had the live pto in late 52 or early 53 when they came out with the foot clutch.



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Glenn F.

10-22-2007 10:16:54




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 Re: DC options in reply to Walt Davies, 10-22-2007 09:50:06  
I'm positive all 1952 DC's had live pto. In fact, I think the late 51's had it as well.

Glenn



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DKase

10-22-2007 10:54:11




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 Re: DC options in reply to Glenn F., 10-22-2007 10:16:54  
I have a 51 with live PTO, and Eagle hitch. It has only 1 valve though. I have a 52 that is the same. Both have hand clutch. DK



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J heitkemper

10-22-2007 13:07:16




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 Re: DC options in reply to DKase, 10-22-2007 10:54:11  
Just had to chime in , After the War, Case definitly was going thru a MUCH needed metamorphisis , We have a 52 DC hand clutch ,Brakes on the right with Live power ,Eagle hitch , 54 DC with foot clutch ,live power ,Also a SC equipped the same built I believe in EARLY 55,,,, 51 DC ,Has casting formed for eagle hitch , Brakes on each side , No live power , although has hydro cultivator lift and Dual remotes,, I Think Watson 's got the Build dates for All these tractors last time we saw one another ,, , , Dennis if You can dig them out , Feel free to post them ,, Jim

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dctom

10-22-2007 04:20:20




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 Re: DC options in reply to Don Rudolph, 10-21-2007 19:35:41  
could have been done at the factory also, there were a few built that way according to the cards tom



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L.Lamp

10-21-2007 20:11:02




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 Re: DC options in reply to Don Rudolph, 10-21-2007 19:35:41  
Someone has made a nice conversion. The late '51 SC's and DC's had the provision for the rock shaft in the differential housing. I have a '51 SC that already has the two valve hydraulic pump and I have gathered all the parts to install an eagle hitch on it. My engine will have 3 11/16" flat top pistons and I am using the 5617 cylinder head. If I could find a foot clutch setup I would install that too. The left brake would require some type of modification. I have a '54 SC with foot clutch and I really like it. I have another '54 SC and a '53 DC in process. I have a '54,'41 and '48 SC restored. I also have an early '51 DC restored, my first love!

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