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Ever heard of a Case Model VI ????

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Don

12-22-2002 18:20:55




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The present tractor I am trying to reastore is a case model VI. It is a smaller tractor similar to the vac but built alot heavier. If anyone could tell me any info on it it would be a great help. thaks.




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Gene Dotson

12-25-2002 13:54:03




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 Re: Ever heard of a Case Model VI ???? in reply to Don, 12-22-2002 18:20:55  
The Case VI was only made for 3 years from 1940 to 1942. It was a parts built tractor that used a Continental F124 engine and Clark Transmission. It is the industrial version of the V and VC series tractor. It is rare with only a little over 500 of them made. Gene



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Dan Kelley - Mr. VAIW-3

12-24-2002 08:22:41




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 Re: Ever heard of a Case Model VI ???? in reply to Don, 12-22-2002 18:20:55  
VI is a cool tractor.

I've got something similar, a '45 VAIW-3. In stripping the paint, I uncovered a bit of history. The original paint was Flambeau Red, of course. But, on top of the red was a thick layer of army green. Kinda figures for 1945. I went ahead and purchased the overhaul manual and parts list from Case a few years back. One of the most interesting chapters was "Demolition to prevent enemy use." There were a lot of interesting ways to destroy a tractor in there.

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caseworld

12-22-2002 18:41:33




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 Re: Ever heard of a Case Model VI ???? in reply to Don, 12-22-2002 18:20:55  
yes, all "V" models were made at war time, "VI" was industial, mosty specially ordered for a specific use. there was less than thousand made.



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