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Case DC age and identification question

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Kurt Alloway

03-11-2006 09:05:55




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Hi Case fans-
I have acquired my families lovely old Case tractor. Dad believes it is a DC, thought it was maybe manufactured around 1939. How do I identify exactly what this tractor is and its age?

The engine runs well but the carburetor's main fuel feed butterfly is moving on the throttle feed shaft and needs secured, or a replacement carburetor. Any recommendations for that?




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Kurt Alloway

03-11-2006 09:53:44




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 Re: Case DC age and identification question in reply to Kurt Alloway, 03-11-2006 09:05:55  
Okay- I found the tag! I believe it reads:

5422714 DC

I would like very much to learn more about its origin and where it was originally shipped. It's in Lincoln Utah now waiting to be cleaned up and enjoyed.. Thanks in advance



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dctom

03-11-2006 09:40:38




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 Re: Case DC age and identification question in reply to Kurt Alloway, 03-11-2006 09:05:55  
SUBTRACT 4 FROM THE FIRST TOW DIGITS OF THE SR NUMBER WILL GIVE YOU YEAR OF MANUFACTURE (ie. 4300001 43 - 4= 39



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Kurt Alloway

03-11-2006 10:15:46




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 Case DC age? Tag 5422714 DC in reply to dctom, 03-11-2006 09:40:38  
Okay- I found the tag! I believe it reads:
5422714 DC

DCTom- Sounds like it might be a lot newer than thought? A 1950?? It seems older with hand clutch and narrow front end and vertical neutral. It has also been equipped with a front end loader.

I would like very much to learn more about its origin and where it was originally shipped. It's in Lincoln Utah now waiting to be cleaned up and enjoyed.. Thanks in advance.

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dctom

03-11-2006 13:33:53




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 Re: Case DC age? Tag 5422714 DC in reply to Kurt Alloway, 03-11-2006 10:15:46  
KURT; 5422714 was built august 22 1950 as a DC-4 which means it had a wide non adjustable front axle, if it has a narrow front now some one changed it after it left the factory, it had 3888AA hydralic unit It was shipped to j i case company salt lake city utah august 23 1950. the hand clutch and vertical nutral as you call it was standard on all DC's till 1953 when the foot clutch was an option tom

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Kurt Alloway

03-11-2006 15:01:23




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 Re: Case DC age? Tag 5422714 DC in reply to dctom, 03-11-2006 13:33:53  
Thanks Tom for the great research! I've been working on it all day and repaired the carburetor. But seems to have got some water in the magneto as no spark this when I tried to crank it. Little things, it had been sitting 20 years.

Bummer about someone changing the front end! Though this looks kind-of neat I would like to have the wide front end. Will need to watch for one. Sheet metal is near perfect so will be an easy restoration cosmetically.

Where is the best place to buy tires and rear rims for these?

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Brian in Ohio

03-11-2006 09:40:30




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 Re: Case DC age and identification question in reply to Kurt Alloway, 03-11-2006 09:05:55  
The serial Number should be on a tag attached to the dash board. Bring that information back here, and post it for DCTom. He may be able to look up the build card for that tractor, and tell you a lot of information about where the tractor was first shipped.



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DurangoCase

03-11-2006 09:35:34




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 Re: Case DC age and identification question in reply to Kurt Alloway, 03-11-2006 09:05:55  
If you can find a serial number,post it. that will tell you the age and model



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