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Clayton Spencer

01-06-2011 14:27:56

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I have purchased a 1950 D Case, and on the left sticking out about 10 inches or so behind the radiator is what I am told is the power steering. I am thinking that it is an add on power steering unit. I would like to know before I start restoration.

Also on the serial number, there is no D like the DC I have has in the serial number, only the 6 digit number, a space and the number 1. I am going by what is stamped on the rim where the engine is joined to the rear of the tractor.

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Mathias NY

01-06-2011 17:17:06

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Re: D Case/Power steering in reply to Clayton Spencer, 01-06-2011 14:27:56

Can you post a picture of it? It wasn't an option when they were new, but the thought of adding it to mine has crossed my mind on more than one occasion.

The serial number is also stamped into the engine block. It's on the left hand side on the edge of the block where it meets the transmission. Subtract '4' from the first 2 digits to get the year. If yours is truly a 1950 model, the serial number will start with '54'.

Good luck.

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