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Finally saw my SC for the first time

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Eric Rylander

11-19-2002 20:30:53




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Well way back in March I bought a '51 SC from a high school friend of mine in Minnesota sight unseen, I had another friend of mine that lived in the area look at it and he said for $800- it was a good deal, bit rough cosmetically, but all there, with an original Case front end loader, a blade (farmer-rigged, hard to explain, no Eagle hitch) and a set of chains.
It took until July to get my dad (he lives 50 miles from there) to get it hauled up to his forty in the country.
I went up this weekend to do some Deer hunting (successfully!) and I saw the SC in person.
It ran on two cylinders once I got her started, but then I found four mismatched plugs of different brands! Got her to run better. Took off the loader so I could store her in Dad's shed. Still misfiring, but compression is 100, 98,98,105. Needs plugs, wires and points.

Question #1, the mag has been replaced with a right angle drive and a Delco-Remy distributor, how do I go about getting points and a cap for it?

Will an Eagle hitch (it has hydraulics) adapt if I could find one REASONABLE?

THere is a pic posted in the gallery "Case SC with Case loader" if anyone can identify the model of loader I'd be appreciative, and if anyone could point me towards a source for an orginal operators/service book I'd be VERY happy.

Eric Rylander
Savannah GA

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Larry

11-20-2002 17:14:35




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 Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Eric Rylander, 11-19-2002 20:30:53  
You can find the cap, points, and condensor at TSC or NAPA as they are the same as IH.



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ff316

11-20-2002 09:59:49




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 Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Eric Rylander, 11-19-2002 20:30:53  
Your local auto parts store should be able to help with points and cap. When I worked at Advance Auto Parts I found points, condensor, cap, and rotor for my SC with upright Delco distributor, we had the ponts and cond. in stock and had to order the cap and rotor. If I still had my SC I would give you part #'s, but it is long gone and I threw away the boxes. Sorry!

Enjoy your tractor! Fireman

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Randy

11-20-2002 09:49:37




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 Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Eric Rylander, 11-19-2002 20:30:53  
It is good to see another Case SC in SE GA.
Randy



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Eric Rylander

11-20-2002 15:40:15




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 Re: Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Randy, 11-20-2002 09:49:37  
Where in SE GA are you Randy? My tractor is still in central MN, won't be for a long time before it comes here, a small matter of time and needing to buy some land comes first!

Eric



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jal-SD

11-20-2002 05:56:50




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 Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Eric Rylander, 11-19-2002 20:30:53  
Eric, go to your friendly C-IH dealer & tell him you want parts (what ever you need) for a Delco destributor. I have the same thing on my '44 SC & got new points, condenser, rotator & cap from my C-IH dealer about a month ago. All parts were in stock. These distributors were used on Farmall H's. (& probably other IH stuff as well.) Your AC dealer may also have them, as we got the one on my SC off of a WC (or WD) AC in a slavage yard. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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Mike Schotte

11-19-2002 23:03:02




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 Re: Finally saw my SC for the first time in reply to Eric Rylander, 11-19-2002 20:30:53  
Hi Eric,

Congrats on the tractor. It looks pretty good from what I can see in the photo. I've never seen that type of loader on one before- snap some more pics when you get a chance.

With regards to your question about an original operator's manual- there are (3) currently on Ebay... but none as late as your model.

Here are some links in case you want to pick up one of these to get you going until you find a later edition.

Link to the 1948 "S" series operator's manual:

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