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Frank Caporale

11-19-2007 20:21:47




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I have 2 case dc tractors one is a 48 ser #5204776 with a 5576a head on it and the other one I have no idea because the ID tag is missing but it has a "a5505a" head on it and it was rebuilt several years ago neither tractors are in running order but the one with the ser# has spark are these heads interchangable and if not can cross reference the "a5505a" head to find out the year of the tractor I live in NW IN if it doesn't pan out I might be interested in selling both or trading for something with a 3 point or a loader email me if you have any info or are interested [email protected]

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joecool

11-21-2007 14:56:34




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 Re: case dc in reply to Frank Caporale, 11-19-2007 20:21:47  
5505 is gas head, 5576 is kerosene or low comp head. dctom is in your area, I think



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Frank caporale

11-22-2007 09:26:31




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 Re: case dc in reply to joecool, 11-21-2007 14:56:34  
lol well the kerosene head 5576 runs on gas because I got it to start on gas but it only ran on one cylinder about five years ago me and a buddy pulled it around the back yard till it started so the question is what kind of spark plugs does a kerosene head require and what do you think I should leave the kerosene head on it or put a gasoline head on it now I know why it was shooting flames



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billsdc

11-19-2007 20:32:35




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 Re: case dc in reply to Frank Caporale, 11-19-2007 20:21:47  
Serial number is on non starter side of bell housing. Motor side, where they bolt together. Just clean it off and you should get it. Heads are interchangeable. One just higher compression.

Bill



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