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02-03-2001 13:40:29




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I have read that there was a small tractor made in 1940 or so that was called a case v. I have never seen one at any shows. I have a small farm and use a combo of tractors to do the chores. I would like to compare this tractor to a allis b but know no spec's. Would anyone know of such a tractor? Would any spec's be avalable? I have a collection of small tractors from allis to jd but I have no cases yet. I would be greatful for any info. Thanks very much. ED

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Alberta Mike

02-03-2001 16:04:04




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 Re: Case V info in reply to ed, 02-03-2001 13:40:29  
There was a Case model V made from '39 to '42. It was one of the Flambeau Red series that began in '39. It looked very much like the VA series which started (and actually succeeded the V) production in 1942 and was of course a huge success. The model V came in standard tread (V) as well as the more popular VC (row crop version) and VI (industrial) and VO (orchard). The most common was the VC (12462 made), then the V (2321), VO (511) and the VI (734). As much as they looked like the VA (at a short distance you or I could easily get them mixed up), the two tractors shared no common parts. The V was a powerful little brute, and as a matter of fact, Case deliberately downgraded it's horsepower because it pulled nearly as strongly as the model S (and they didn't want that since it was in a much smaller weight/size class). Suprisingly, it was powered by a 124 cubic inch flathead 4-cylinder Continental engine (same one that was in the Massey 101 Jr and Lincoln welders and lots of other stuff). Matter of fact, I've got one (the original "basket case" literally) and if you didn't live so far away from me, I'd probably sell it to you.

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