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Case V series values

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Curtis Wallin

03-17-2008 07:57:58




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Iam trying to find out the high and low values for three Case V series tractors

1. 1952 VAS with mounted front and rear cultivator(with side dresser)

2. 1954 VAC wide front end

3. 1948 VAH high crop.

Any help would be appreicated




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HW

03-17-2008 14:17:13




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 Re: Case V series values in reply to Curtis Wallin, 03-17-2008 07:57:58  
Those are VA series. V series tend to be higher than VA series due to being more scarce.



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Rudfire17

03-17-2008 15:26:21




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 Re: Case V series values in reply to HW, 03-17-2008 14:17:13  
THANKS FOR THE INFO HW IM RESTORING A 1940 CASE V RIGHT NOW AND WAS HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING SLEEVES FOR THE ENGINE WHICH IS A F124 CONTINENTAL I NOW HAVE THE ENGINE REBUILT AND AND CONTINUING THE RESTORATION. HOPING TO HAVE RESTORATION DONE WITHIN THE NEXT YEAR.



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whitedvm

03-24-2008 09:51:59




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 Re: Case V series values in reply to Rudfire17, 03-17-2008 15:26:21  
I am rebuilding my VC also. Where did you find your parts? I will need new valve guides, seats, valves, springs,and possibly bearings, sleeves, pistons, rings, etc
Thanks
whitedvm



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Gene Dotson

03-17-2008 18:07:42




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 Re: Case V series values in reply to Rudfire17, 03-17-2008 15:26:21  
Rudfire;
I am in the process of building my VC. Plan to rebore the block and use 162 pistons. Taking the block to the machine shop tomorrow for the boring. I could have helped you out with some sleeves and pistons.
The original engine had number rod, piston and sleeve missing and sat for about 20 years apart. I have a few other engines to use for parts and seem to have everything I need now... Gene

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