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David Olson

11-29-2002 17:50:56




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Thanks very much for letting me view your BBS's, great place to visit.

I have decided to buy a C Model much like the one we had on the farm when I was a kid in the early 50's.

I will try to post a picture of it. Would like any and all comments of what you folks think.

Fellow wants $2500 for it and he will deliver it to me (320 miles) for that price.

Thanks for your time and interest.

Dave Olson

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George G.

11-30-2002 15:45:47




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 Re: Case Model C in reply to David Olson, 11-29-2002 17:50:56  
Well the way I see it,If you like the tractor,and you think the price is right.How come your not riding around with it right now.I bid on one at a auction not long ago.I bid up to 1000 dollars,it sold for 1050 dollars.I see the one in the picture has cutoff's on it,it has a D manifold,I'm going to guess,it has a V-belt on it, and it no longer has the Bosch mag on it.My daughter has a 1930 C.Everything on it is right except the paint and the seat.I think it's A great little tractor.Cheap at twice the price.

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David Olson

11-30-2002 19:24:34




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 Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to George G., 11-30-2002 15:45:47  
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After I made the first post the fellow called and I bought it, they brought it to me today. Here is a picture of it sitting in my shop. Was to cold to stay outside very long today!

Gotta tell you guys. When the engine first started up (haven't heard or seen one in well over 40 years) WOW, sounded just like I remembered!! Really Neat! :-) Of course it was neat driving it around too!

Not sure about the mag and manifold but I do know it has the flat belt rather than the V. Which brings me to another question.

Looking at the list of serial numbers on YT, can't really date it! Guys I bought it from thought it is a 1929. The only serial number I can find is on the right rear side of the engine block (C393344). Is there other locations for serial numbers and does anyone know by using this number is there another place I could go to find out what year this tractor was built.

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Dave Olson

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George G

12-01-2002 07:21:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to David Olson, 11-30-2002 19:24:34  
I'm glad to hear that it still has the flat belt on it.When Case went to the V-belt.I've ben told,they no longer made the flat belt water pump available.the flat belt water pump had a longer shaft.This would be about the hardest thing to find.If you ever wanted to bring her back to original.S/N is on the tag on the toolbox,and is stamped on right rear of the block on the small machined pad,just under the head.A 6-digit s/n system was adopted in 1928.To determine the year built,take the first and fourth digits and subtract 3 to get the year.(393344 is:33-3=30,or1930.Hope this help's.And one last thing. ENJOY!

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DrCyKosis

12-01-2002 05:09:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to David Olson, 11-30-2002 19:24:34  
Nice Lookin' lil C there Dave.

I have one myself, a '34. Its near original and runs and drives like a new one. It aint got a lick of paint on it, just rust. One day I hope to get it looking as good as yours. The Cs are sweet little tractors. I'm chasing down an L to park beside it right now, but havent found the right one yet. I think it will be neat to park big brother next to little brother at the shows.

From reading your serial number it appears you have a 1930 model.

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bill koch

12-01-2002 15:43:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to DrCyKosis, 12-01-2002 05:09:41  
Hey guys i bought my first thing on the internet i guess what it was a 1930 c case body is in excellent shape and very good tires would start on second crank. But guess what i checked the oil after the deal and crank case was full of water so i a found that the block was busted around sleave so i am curently looking for a good block and sleaves. I guess if you buy enough horses you will finally get one that bucks. Please reply if you know where a block is

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kyle keene

01-02-2003 10:01:23




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to David Olson, 12-01-2002 16:10:21  
I'm out in southern california and i have a 1937 case c that was used by my wifes family in the orange groves it has not ran since the early 50's i'm trying to get it running and i think i will need a few parts to get it going. do you have any suggestions to where i can get plug wires, glass fuel bowl assembly, owners manuels, what type of oil does it use and how much, do i run regular antifreeze, etc????? help if you can .

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kyle the rookie tractor restorer

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David Olson

12-01-2002 11:02:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to DrCyKosis, 12-01-2002 05:09:41  
Thanks for all of your feedback. I looked on the toolbox and there are holes where a ID plate may have once been mounted! :-(

Sorry I keep coming up with more questions but the route that the water takes is puzzling because there is a trough of sorts (can see the antifreeze) under the shaft leading to the fan. It appears that it is supposed to be this way but I cannot remember from so many years ago. Does this mean that this is a non pressurized cooling system?

I need to find a operators manual for this little guy!

Thanks again for your replies,

Dave Olson

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DrCyKosis

12-01-2002 15:01:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to David Olson, 12-01-2002 11:02:12  
Hmmmm dunno about the trough but yes it is indeed an unpressurized cooling system. What you're seeing is probably some minor leakage from the water pump shafts packing. Mine drips from there occassionally when cold.

Sorry to hear the tag is missing but thats where it should be on a C, right on the back of the toolbox. I assume the number you have is taken from the block. My guess is that they would be the same number.

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bob

11-30-2002 16:20:43




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 Re: Re: Case Model C in reply to Bob, 11-30-2002 11:11:49  
i just bought one off ebay for 650.00 sposed to run but havent had time to tinker it .. to busy reading on this site.. not bad shape just gas tank and manifold... fenders need pounded on



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