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Lights for Case 300

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Don

10-10-2001 07:59:54




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I have a 1957 Case 300. It has been converted from 6v to 12v. It is used daily and looks real nice. I am looking for headlight bulbs for this model. Have tried the dealer and auto parts stores. All I can find are either too small or too big. I want to keep tractor looking as original as possible.
Any help anyone can give will be greatly appreciated.




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Jim Yadon

10-10-2001 18:00:42




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 Re: Lights for Case 300 in reply to Don, 10-10-2001 07:59:54  
I had the same problem with my 311 and this is what I did. Looked everywhere for 12 volt lights that would fit and couldn't so I went ahead and bought the smaller which were almost 3 3/4" and then went to the hardware store and bought the heaviest or firmest 1/2" X 1/2" black rubber insulation. It had adhesive on one side so I applied it to the new bulbs and the fit the bulb and the insulation into the ring which held the 6 volt bulb. To me they look great and I was afraid that they might fall out. They haven't yet and still seem to be in the same place that I had put them. Hope this helps and good luck on working it out.

Jim

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C. Amick

10-17-2001 09:31:21




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 Re: Re: Lights for Case 300 in reply to Jim Yadon, 10-10-2001 18:00:42  
I used the smaller lenses. I split a piece of rubber automotive vacuum tubing on one side and opened it up and put it completly around the lense. I put some silicone on it to stick it to the lense and put a large radiator clamp around it until it dried. You have to look real closely at it to tell it's not original.



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