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tooltime

04-21-2008 16:49:10




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I just bought a Case DC tractor. 1950. it does not have eagle 3pt. it has a hand cluth. i drove it a few miles today, and runs real good. The carb will need to be cleaned. That tractor has lots of power. I noticed a crack in the manifold, just above the drain hole. the front end is a wide front, very good condition. the sheet metal is straight, and no welds anywhere. i will send some pictures, was wondering if a carb kit is still available and how to buy one. also wondering if mag can be converted to distributor. tHANKS, jIM

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Tom Railsback

04-21-2008 17:27:02




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 Re: Case Dc 1950 in reply to tooltime, 04-21-2008 16:49:10  
Congratulations on your purchase. In answer to your questions, yes, carburetor kits are available from several sources including this site; just click on tractor parts at the upper left side of your screen.
If the only part of the manifold that is cracked is the elbow, it can be purchased from several sources.
I would not suggest changing it over to distributor ignition as you will always need a working battery and you can crank or pull a magneto equipped unit.
Email me and I can give more info as I am supposed to be the Case Collectors D series technical expert.

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Alan Golden

04-21-2008 20:16:46




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 Re: Case Dc 1950 in reply to Tom Railsback, 04-21-2008 17:27:02  
Tom,
Who is supposed to be the expert on S series? I'll be wanting info when I start working on the 2 SC's I've bought.



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Tom Railsback

04-22-2008 05:33:09




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 Re: Case Dc 1950 in reply to Alan Golden, 04-21-2008 20:16:46  
John Saeli is the "S" series T.E.



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tooltime

04-21-2008 19:36:48




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 Re: Case Dc 1950 in reply to Tom Railsback, 04-21-2008 17:27:02  
thanks. i thought the same thing about changing it to dist /battery ign. The tractor starts with just one or two hand cranks. it is a very fun tractor, and i look forward to learning more about the case dc history. Jim



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