CaseDC3
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Happy Build Day to my 1952 Case DC. Built in Racine, Wisconsin. After 15 months and several changes at the factory, it shipped to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. In 2011 I found it in central Wisconsin and bought it.
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J Hamilton
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- Southern Illinois
Looks great! Even has the front weight, nice!
casecollectorsc
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- E central SD.
That is always a nice DC!. Good power and traction to get the weighted front end that far in the air. Have a good weekend!
chuck machinist
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How much aur pressure in the rear tires on last pic pull? CM
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