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Doug Weicht

06-03-2003 03:27:45

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Hi
I was just wondering. How many of you folks on this page own a case c or cc. Post and let me know.
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Doug

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Ken D.

06-05-2003 21:53:45

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

Well, I just bought my first tractor a few weeks a go for my 5 acre ranch. I found a good running 1934 Case CI with a rebuilt motor, SN; C-304783 Model ;CI. Last week for my first time I just disc little over 1 acre. That was a blast. This tractor ran great. This tractor has rear turning brakes, rear wheel weights, heavy duty spring wide front end. The front spring is attach to the center bottom of the radiator housing and the axle is only attach at each end of the spring. Like an old model T. A little tricky to drive some times, but I will get use to it. I plan on giving it a paint job this summer. Im just starting to look for some parts to make the tractor complete. Im now hook on this stuff. My wife thinks Im crazy. Ken from California.

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David Bacon

06-14-2003 18:18:58

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to Ken D., 06-05-2003 21:53:45

We have a CC that I bought probably 1975. The little wife was not happy that I spent the $100.00 and drove it home. I was pretty happy that it had 4 new tires on it to boot. It did have a new paint job, just not a close color match.

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RobertTX

06-04-2003 07:37:05

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have 2 C Cane Specials. Also 34 and 37 L runners, 48 LA almost completed finishing paint, 42, 52, 51, 46, 49 LAs on the road to recovery or organ donors. Also currently building larger shed.

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Mike Schotte

06-04-2003 08:04:02

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to RobertTX, 06-04-2003 07:37:05

Robert,

You didn't sell the 500, did you? I wanted to come down and drive that sucker!

-Schotte

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RobertTX

06-04-2003 08:45:54

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Re: Re: Re: Case C in reply to Mike Schotte, 06-04-2003 08:04:02

Egads and Odd bodkins !!!!! !! I forgot it. It is still there, you need to come and check it out. Friend came down to help with the roof on new shed. He was raised on a farm in North Dakota, said the sound of that 500 brought a lot of memories.

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Steve-IA

06-04-2003 19:10:59

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Case C in reply to RobertTX, 06-04-2003 08:45:54

I work in a place full of Dakota, Iowa & Illinois people. The Iowa & Illinois people look at the picture of my LA & say 'what the heck is that?'. All those Dakota boys say 'wow, where'd you get the cool LA?'. They know their big tractors. Ask any of them about Steiger & they will give you the entire history.
ps--they hate it when you say they are from the Dakota's:) Use it often!
Steve Moeller

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Carl from Idaho

06-04-2003 07:17:57

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have a
C Case on rubber
CC Parts tractor
LA
VAIW
VAIW With front boom
VAIW Parts tractor
About 2 dozen others

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Chances R

06-03-2003 19:29:11

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have a 1936 CV (with factory rubber),1931 CI (foot clutch and high speed sprockets, 1931 CINT (with about all the rare options), a junk CO that I would get rid of (factory rubber) needs block. In the past I had a 1938 CC (electric start), 1938 CC4 (full steel), 1937 C (factory rounds), 1937 CCS, CC (full steel).

my web page

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Okla/kans Bill

06-03-2003 19:10:16

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have my grandads 34 CC and have DC cultivators for it. I had the origional CC Cultivators, but they sat at my Xs nd she finally junked them. I farm with mine, and a 37 F-30 and 48 Cub

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Doug Weicht

06-03-2003 18:30:07

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have always wanted a case c or cc on original factory steel. I hope to own one some day.
Doug

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laipuller

06-03-2003 18:05:05

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

i have a 38 c, 2 37 l's and a 33l in which the engine is currently on my 45 lai puller that i broke a crank in last fall, hopefully will have that one back together before long so i can get back out there and kick butt again

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CASEPOWER

06-03-2003 20:29:56

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to laipuller, 06-03-2003 18:05:05

Would love to know the crank break story?? How much compression?? How many Rpm's was you turning?? You know all that kinda stuff.

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laipuller

06-04-2003 19:52:03

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Re: Re: Re: Case C in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-03-2003 20:29:56

well when the crank broke was only turning about 1400 rpm, compression, best i can tell you is lots of it you only start it with a chain(working on that though) in 4th gear and still scoot the back tires that are 18.4x38 cuts. i usually pull 5500 and 6500 4mph, but run outlaw from time to time.

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DON L

06-03-2003 16:51:20

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have 12 CC's and one C , all are "parts" tractors. My good running CC just went to WI. for $1200.
Don L.

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Casenut

06-03-2003 16:22:19

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I think it cool to hear about the LC series tractors also. They are my favorite. I now own a 1938 CC4, 1929 C, 1930 C, 1929 L, 1938 RC and a 1941 VC. I would like to know if anybody has a 1929 CC? I would really like to have one someday.

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Dave Olson Illinois

06-03-2003 16:08:32

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

Hello Doug,

This is a picture of my C. It is a 1930. Was restored several years ago. Neat little tractor. Will start on the 3rd 1/2 crank almost everytime! :-)

I also have a 1938 Case Model L. The L has electric start, generator and lights! Hope to get it running later this year.

Dave Olson East-Central Illinois

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Brian in Ohio

06-03-2003 15:24:18

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

My father and I have between us a 1927 12-20 Crossmotor, 1934 "L", 1936 "C", and a 1938 "CC". The "CC" has a factory high speed rear end, and at 3/4 throttle, can do about 35-40 mph.

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Doug Weicht

06-03-2003 14:16:33

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I own a 1930 case c and my dad owns a 1936 case cc, those are very sweet tractor. Thanks to all who have responded so far, it is nice to hear that people on this page have tractors besides SC's,DC's and VAC's.
Thanks
Doug

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Joe in Ohio

06-03-2003 14:13:20

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have a 1930 CC-4 and a 1937 CC.And a few other Case products.(1936 L,1938 RC,1941 SO,1943 S,1947 SC,1951 SI and a 1952 LA.)

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Don H

06-03-2003 08:10:49

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

Here's the list: 36 CC-4, 37 L, 41 smooth block SC, 41 ribbed block SC, 2 - 44 SC's, 49 SC, 51 SC, 4 SC parts tractors, 46 VAC, 48 VAC, 51 VAC, 4 VAC parts tractors, 58 700 and about two dozen implements. And a new shed coming this Summer, too many things outside.

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Mike Schotte

06-03-2003 09:46:49

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to Don H, 06-03-2003 08:10:49

Well- if we're listing Case items that AREN'T Model Cs... then I'll throw my list into the mix, too.

'49 SC (weekly driver), '49 SC (project #1), '45 SC (project/parts #2), '49 DC-3 (project #3), Case 'B' Series 2-bottom plow (project #4).

Someday I want an SI w/loader, an S, a DI, a model C, and a 12-20 crossmotor (in Case Santa is listening.) Paul's '29 model L is pretty darn cool, too.

To paraphrase JAWS: "We're gonna need a bigger barn!" (grin)

-Schotte

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CASEPOWER

06-03-2003 07:48:44

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have 2-CC,s 1-RC 1-LA and a bunch of VA series.

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Mark S

06-16-2003 12:09:46

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-03-2003 07:48:44

Nice looking CC, what does your tractor wiegh? I got mine down to 3,700# with 16.9 tires on it and would like to lose another 200#s.

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Dan in Ore

06-03-2003 07:24:35

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have 2 CC's. A 1930 and a 1934. As soon as the Oliver 88 gets out of the shop, the 1930 goes in. Hope to have it going for the August show. Got a long way to go on this one as it needs a crankshaft so will have to tear down the DC that I have for parts.

Dan

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Dr Cy Kosis

06-03-2003 07:02:46

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

Log me in with one 1934 C here.

Also have its big brother L, still looking for little brother R.

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RoyG

06-03-2003 05:21:02

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Re: Case C in reply to Doug Weicht, 06-03-2003 03:27:45

I have two CC's and one C running. one C and one CC parts tractor

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joecool

06-03-2003 15:12:56

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to RoyG, 06-03-2003 05:21:02

RoyG, you forgot to mention the C is 31 orchard model that is for sale.

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jal-SD

06-03-2003 06:09:29

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Re: Re: Case C in reply to RoyG, 06-03-2003 05:21:02

Brother-in-Law has 3 CC's - 1 running, 1 waiting to get running again and 1 parts only. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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Bob

06-07-2003 23:10:54

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Re: Re: Re: Case C in reply to jal-SD, 06-03-2003 06:09:29

I have a 1936 C. My father bought it new. A lot were imported here to Australia.

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Bob

06-08-2003 11:54:23

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Case C in reply to Bob, 06-07-2003 23:10:54

My chain drive Cases. 1936 C (Dad bought new), 1938 L on original steel wheels, 1944 LA, 1949 LA (Uncle bought new). All running (well sort of). LAs doing occational farm work.

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