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Trying to help a friend

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ALAN

07-03-2001 15:07:50




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I'm a MASSEY guy. There, it's out in the open. My
buddy just got his 1st tractor - CASE VAC. I'm
not much help but trying. On the back was a set
of 2 - 14 bottom bolt - on plows that have a hand
lift. I'd call them CASE plows because of the
bolt up but they have old green paint on them.
Did CASE paint any of their stuff green or did
Olliver/JD make implements for CASE. They've seen
alot of ground but seem very complete. Thanks for
any info. ALAN

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Alan

07-08-2001 19:50:55




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 Re: trying to help a friend in reply to ALAN, 07-03-2001 15:07:50  
Thanks for all the input. When we get her done
the 1st set of pics goes here. Thanks again! ALAN



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Just Plain Trying

07-04-2001 14:43:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: trying to help a friend in reply to wheat straw, 07-04-2001 07:21:32  
Thanks Wheat Straw,
I don't have the s/n and he's not home right now.
I did use my s/n book when he 1st called and found
it's a 1947. There is no chain on the plow.
There is a "top link" steel rod with a coil spring
(?) around it. I think. The bottom mounts are 1"
dia pins thru pieces bolted to the plow frame and
also the frame work under the tractor. If memory
serves, the right handle looks like the lift
handle and the left looks like the tip. Both
handles bolt around the axel and come up just
inside of the fenders (between the fenders and the
seat). There is a steel "depth wheel" in the back
(proper term?) Thanks for your help - ALAN

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