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Case SC and forge harvester

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Rick in MD

03-30-2008 11:27:26




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I was wondering could a Case SC from the late 40's run a Case pto driven forage harvester from the same time period? I did see some Case lititure from 1949 that showed a SC running a Case pto driven forage harvester.




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JGarner

03-31-2008 07:18:56




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Rick in MD, 03-30-2008 11:27:26  
The last few years of the SC model the pistons were bigger and it had almost 30HP. It may have been able as shown in the below photo. If your tractor is before the engine change maybe not.



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J Heitkemper

03-31-2008 11:21:03




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to JGarner, 03-31-2008 07:18:56  
Go SC !!,,,Wow the little Ford had better not go down any steep gravel hills ,, I would reson that both tractors were capable on level lands ,, I t amazes Me , what we used to expect a DC and 800 to do years ago , Before bigger power came a long ,,We have a nasty steep hill between farms that we must encounter with loads .jim



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Bruce Nelson

03-30-2008 14:35:33




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Rick in MD, 03-30-2008 11:27:26  
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My family did it in the early 50's. There was not enough power to pull the wagon too. The wagon had to be pulled with another tractor. Here is a picture of my Dad and my Uncle chopping corn in North Branch, MN.



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Glenn F.

03-30-2008 16:26:18




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Bruce Nelson, 03-30-2008 14:35:33  
SWEET photo. That SC surely had to have its hands full. Is that a CASE chopper too?

While we chopped for years with our '51 DC (pulling its own wagon), it was too much for it. I well remember chopping a brand of silage corn called Honeysweet. It was light on cobs, but was probably 10' tall with large stalks. That stuff was murder on the DC.

We still have that DC, which Dad bought new. It'll be going back to work in a few weeks!


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Bruce Nelson

03-31-2008 05:48:46




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Glenn F., 03-30-2008 16:26:18  
Glen, that SC is the one on the cover of the book "Vintage Case Tractors".



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Bruce Nelson

03-31-2008 05:47:26




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Glenn F., 03-30-2008 16:26:18  
Glen, that certainly is a Case chopper. I think it is a C2. The silage went into the silo via a Case blower too. Bruce



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John Noname

03-30-2008 13:45:17




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 Re: Case SC and forge harvester in reply to Rick in MD, 03-30-2008 11:27:26  
What crop are you harvesting? If you are talking of hay it might do okay. If you are talking corn, especially tall stalks it won't handle it. This is from experience. Just not enough power.



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