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Re: Need info on 1953 DC Case
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Brad
10-01-2001 16:08:49
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i may be able to help. i own a 52 dc case. 53 was the last year they made the dc tractor which was later replaced by the 400 case tractor. i believe in 53 they changed the paint to the desert sand color, or better know as tan. your tractor more than likely has a eagle hitch on it. the stated to put the eagle hitch on after the equipped them with hydralics. before that the had what they called a powr lift. it was a clutch operated lift like a mechanical lift plow. also i would have live pto and live hydralics. this is al i know, being i have questions of my own. i hope this helps. Brad
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