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LarryNeohiocase

01-21-2008 08:58:08

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Hey everyone I'm still looking for a couple of parts for the DC-4 that I'm working on. Looking for the long bar/rod, I guess Case calls it a link, that runs to the front end for the steering. Also bushing for the front axle support that runs back to the center of the tractor on the bottom and a bushing for the hand clutch... Any help would be great.

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Tim in New York

01-22-2008 14:32:43

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to LarryNeohiocase, 01-21-2008 08:58:08

Hi Larry - let me know if you want the phone number for the salvage yard down the road. He has a bunch of DC/SC's lying around.
Tim

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LarryNeohiocase

01-24-2008 06:28:31

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to Tim in New York, 01-22-2008 14:32:43

Tim,
Thanks. I sent you an e-mail the other evening. Yeah send me his info and mayeb we'll get together and make a visit... LOL
Thanks again,
Larry

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Tom Railsback

01-22-2008 12:20:36

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to LarryNeohiocase, 01-21-2008 08:58:08

Larry:

My parts books show that the "chicken roost" arm is the same for both DC3 and DC4 tractors. There was a change at 4607033 but it applied to all DC's. Therefore, you should be able to use a DC3 link on a DC4.

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grapefarmer

01-22-2008 13:34:11

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to Tom Railsback, 01-22-2008 12:20:36

It depends on the wide front. If its the wide adjustable front, then yes it the same. But on the standard DC4 with the axle under the engine, the rod is much shorter.

-Dave

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LarryNeohiocase

01-22-2008 14:02:03

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to grapefarmer, 01-22-2008 13:34:11

Dave thanks so much I guess I should have mentioned that it is the non-adjustable front end...

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grapefarmer

01-22-2008 13:32:38

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to Tom Railsback, 01-22-2008 12:20:36

It depends on the wide front. If its the wide adjustable front then yes it the same. But on the standard DC4 with the axle under the engine, the rod is much shorter.

-Dave

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LarryNeohiocase

01-22-2008 12:57:09

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to Tom Railsback, 01-22-2008 12:20:36

Tom, Thanks for checking but if I'm not mistaken a DC-3 is a NF and my DC-4 is a WFE. My serial number is 8024656 which is a late 1953. The arm is not the same at all. Much longer and has a bend to it on the DC-3
Thanks, Larry

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grapefarmer

01-22-2008 17:31:54

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to LarryNeohiocase, 01-22-2008 12:57:09

My 1950 DC3 steering arm is dead strait. It was easy to cut down.

-Dave

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grapefarmer

01-21-2008 17:47:19

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to LarryNeohiocase, 01-21-2008 08:58:08

I think the bushing you are looking for on the wishbone is 07067AB. As for the steering rod, on my conversion from a DC3 to DC4, I just cut down and rewelded the DC3 rod. They are way more common and thus easer to find.

-Dave

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LarryNeohiocase

01-22-2008 06:03:37

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Re: Case DC-4 parts... in reply to grapefarmer, 01-21-2008 17:47:19

Dave,
Yeah that is the bushing that I'm looking for, and I'm thinking that I should probably replace the pin that is associated with the bushing. As for the rod I was kinda wondering about cutting down a rod from a DC-3 simply because of the availablity of the DC-3s.
Thanks,
Larry

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