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JICase

03-17-2008 21:49:01




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Ok, so I go to the CaseIH web site to do an online parts search.
I have old parts with part numbers, but don't know what machines they go to.
How do I do a search in reverse using the part number???
All I can figure out is to guess the model of a tractor, combine or whatever, go to that parts book, only then will it let you search by part number, only it never finds a match and the possibilities for the next guess are endless!!!
Whats worse, CNH has left out a third of the tractors from the list and half the combines and 3/4ths of the balers etc.
There has to be a better way without physically driving to a dealership and subject yourself to an arrogant (IH) parts man who thinks all Case equipment up to 1985 has been scrapped.

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BasketCASE

03-18-2008 06:36:49




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 Re: Case IH website in reply to JICase, 03-17-2008 21:49:01  
Fiat owns New Holland, and Fiat bought Case Corporation. They have since merged a lot of the operations of the two companies, while attempting to keep their identities separate. At the combine plant in Grand Island, NE, you can see red and yellow combines coming down the same line. Even the parts are coming out of the same warehouses these days.



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JGarner

03-18-2008 04:30:24




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 Re: Case IH website in reply to JICase, 03-17-2008 21:49:01  
I feel your pain Case brother only my Case dealer that does that is Case constrution equipment (original Case dealer in my area). The old IH dealer has been more than helpful. Usually the older guys (55+, my age and more (<: ) at the parts counter are generally the best to work with. I hear the New Holland lads are even worse than the Farmall bunch!

Speaking of that, who bought who? Did Fiat/Alis/ New Holland/Ford or how ever that worked out buy CaseIH or the other way around? Seems to me the Tenneco purchase of JI Case was really what started the ball rolling downhill!!

At least the JD and Caterpillar boys have never changed hands like Case, but then again I bleed Flambeau Red.

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