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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:12:51

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Any help on where I might get a new steering wheel are a real nice one for the case 311-B 1959 model? Mine is a bit cracked here and there.. mostly there .lol over over. Is there anyway for someone to fix their own to look good?

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Joe (Wa)

01-30-2008 20:42:10

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Re: steering wheel replaced case where??? in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:12:51

The steering wheel in your pix is for model year 1958, same wheel as on the 56 & 57 roundnose 300.

1959 wheel is spline bore like the one at the link.

You posted s/n 6098674 below, that is 1958 model year. 1959 starting serial nr is 6120001. Joe

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Larry59

01-30-2008 20:45:34

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1958 ?? you say. humm in reply to Joe (Wa), 01-30-2008 20:42:10

I just don't know. That is my ss number. But others with 1958 case of such has the round nose on it. This one is square with lights mounted in it..... Very confussing at this time.

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Joe (Wa)

01-30-2008 21:13:57

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Re: 1958 ?? you say. humm in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 20:45:34

Production of the 300 round nose ended 30 Sep 57.

Production of 300B started 1 Oct 57 and ended 30 Sep 59. That is model years 1958 & 1959.

Case model year in that era started at the beginning of the 4th quarter and ended at the end of the 3rd quarter. Model year is not the same as calendar year.

If you bought a new 2008 car last Aug, would you say it was a 2007 just because it was built and sold in 2007?

I don't know whether your serial nr is original to that tractor or not but it is for a model year 1958 number series "B" tractor not 1959.

Joe

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Larry59

01-30-2008 21:18:10

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Ok.. I got it now.. that is what I needed to know. in reply to Joe (Wa), 01-30-2008 21:13:57

Thank you, thank you.. . I been setting here getting hot under the collar trying to see what I have. Cause if I did not know right. What good was it for me to restore it. Be like throwing anything in the kettle and hope it came out right. lol ok.. now I am laughing. shesss Thanks.

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Larry59

01-30-2008 21:22:19

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So what production line would i look under for this. in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 21:18:10

I did not see a 311-b on the line production. Was wondering how many were made for my own history of information ???

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Joe (Wa)

01-30-2008 21:45:37

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Re: So what production line would i look under for this. in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 21:22:19

Sorry Larry, I don't have production nrs.

Did you check your engine serial nr & block casting nr? If you're going to buy engine parts for a 148 cid engine online you need the engine serial nr, otherwise you may end up with the 148B engine parts.

Joe

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Larry59

01-30-2008 22:52:05

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Re: So what production line would i look under for this. in reply to Joe (Wa), 01-30-2008 21:45:37

OK.. so that is how I need to check it. Will have to look at it tomorrow. Thanks.. but on the left area of form is Production Nbrs. But seen several on a case. But could not tell which one would be mine. Like case D.. etc etc.

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Joe (Wa)

01-30-2008 23:09:24

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Re: So what production line would i look under for this. in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 22:52:05

All the Case tractors listed there were built before yours.

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Larry59

01-31-2008 05:51:40

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Ah Ha! so that is why I can't figure it out ! in reply to Joe (Wa), 01-30-2008 23:09:24

I went to that form several times. Just could not understand which one was mine. Makes sense now and I thank you. Have a great day where ever you are.

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Jim W.

01-30-2008 19:23:40

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Re: steering wheel replaced case where??? in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:12:51

I have fixed a lot of them with JB Weld. Mix it up fill in the cracks, lightly sand, and spray paint.

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:26:38

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Jim.. hummmm in reply to Jim W., 01-30-2008 19:23:40

JB weld... then sand down the cracks and paint it.... sounds interesting. Did know if that JB would stick and hold.

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Jim W.

01-30-2008 19:34:57

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Re: Jim.. hummmm in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:26:38

Never had one come apart yet, but we never left one out in the weather after it was restored.

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:49:31

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here is pic of dash JIM in reply to Jim W., 01-30-2008 19:34:57

Here is pic of my dash. 1959 case 311-b

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J Heitkemper

02-01-2008 18:18:03

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Re: here is pic of dash JIM in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:49:31

We had a 57 round nose 300 when I was a kid , Wished i still had it..... ..... Looks like You own a early run 58 model with a square nose , using old run 56 , 57 dash with a sheetmetal factory miracle to make it work ,. Have You ever looked at single headlite 57 v double headlite 58 Mercurys and Desoto ect.of that era ?

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Jim W.

01-30-2008 19:52:32

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Re: here is pic of dash JIM in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:49:31

That is what we had, but it didn't work. You won't like to price to get that refurbished if it goes bad. What are you talking about, that steering wheel is in good shape compared to the ones I have fixed in the past.

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:56:21

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JIM in reply to Jim W., 01-30-2008 19:52:32

Well I think I will give your plan of action on wheel a try as soon as we get better weather. Are you expecting much of this snow coming? Where I am at is 4 to 6 inches they say bye friday. Seen a man on here that fixs dashs like this. But cost to get is like 550.00 and I don't have that much laying around right now. Might later!

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JGarner

02-01-2008 13:03:35

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Re: JIM in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:56:21

Got mine like this from Roger Hornbaker. Paid a lot less than that a year or so ago with my old one in exchange, but he could have gone up. If the guy you saw was not Roger, his email address is: rogershornbaker@ yahoo.com Think his handle on YT is rustyknuckles or something like that. He's a real nice guy, but these old dashes are hard to get parts for and very time consuming work in defense of the amount you saw. This is a Stewart Warner dash and the individual gauges may still be available from Case but I can bet you will pay them more than $550 for all new gauges since it looks like that may be what you need if you try to do-it-yourself. The old Abe emblem in the center of the main panel is going to be the hard part.

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Larry59

02-01-2008 17:32:27

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Re: JIM Stewart warner dash ?? in reply to JGarner, 02-01-2008 13:03:35

Interesting.. did not know that was called that.
Right now I can not afford to buy a 550 dash from the man. But I am sure they are worth it. Perhaps later if things stop happening around me that is costing me money every time I turn around. Thank

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old

01-30-2008 19:18:40

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Re: steering wheel replaced case where??? in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:12:51

Larry pick up that catalog I gave you and tomorrow give them a call. They probably have a after market steering wheel for it

Hobby farm

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:34:41

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Hey OLD in reply to old, 01-30-2008 19:18:40

Checked book .. shows they can make a custom wheel but only for a keyway wheel setup. I am not sure but this wheel might be a splin fit and not the keyway. DO you know which it is.

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:24:28

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Re: steering wheel replaced case where??? in reply to old, 01-30-2008 19:18:40

Ok... will check it out shortly. Talk about bad weather coming in ole buddy. You might not be going no where tomorrow with that kind of snow coming in.... better take a snow sled and them two old dogs to pull it with. LOL I will have a hot cup of coffee ready for you as you snow sled bye. lol PS. If you get back my way and snow is just way to bed. Then come to my home. I have extra bedroom for you till it blows threw.

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old

01-30-2008 19:40:09

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Re: steering wheel replaced case where??? in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:24:28

Larry only way for me to tell which type steering wheel it has is to pull the nut holding it on off and look. It could be either one. As far as the weather thats why I drive what I drive and the 4 wheel drive works well plus the pair of winches on back do also if I do get stuck. My speed o went out today which I don't like but I wasn't going to crawl under it today to fix that, just to cold to lay on the ground and do that job

Hobby farm

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Larry59

01-30-2008 19:53:20

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OLD in reply to old, 01-30-2008 19:40:09

OLD''''' You know I know you have 4x4 and a winch... but did not matter. What if you went flying down the road and the winch came lose and was a flying out the back! Wrapped around a tree along the road and jerk you from here to you know what!... well it just happen to be bye my home... lol

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old

01-30-2008 20:41:02

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Re: OLD in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 19:53:20

Plus I travel 54 to 63 and up that way instead of 5 up and then over on 70 so I don't get near you either LOL. Plus I also have to stop a crown power and equipment to pick up a valve cover gasket for this B I'm working on, and then fix a front time and do that gasket and I'm done

Hobby farm

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Larry59

01-30-2008 20:47:33

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Re: OLD in reply to old, 01-30-2008 20:41:02

Just making sure ole buddy.. lol Just go that other route. Don't come crying to me that you are laid up in some snow bank you your truck went on down the highway with out you.. lol lol

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old

01-31-2008 11:20:57

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Re: OLD in reply to Larry59, 01-30-2008 20:47:33

But what snow. Only snow I saw was in Columbia and I drove out of it on the way home.

Hobby farm

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Larry59

01-31-2008 22:13:36

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Re: OLD in reply to old, 01-31-2008 11:20:57

You want to see some snow.. well the weathermen sure made a fool of themselves as usual. But if you want to see some snow Old.. I will get a snow ball and as you drive bye show it to you. ha ha

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