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Found this one sitting in a junk yard!!

Casepower · 2003-06-12

It's a SI I'd be interested if it had a radiator cap. Those are too hard to come by these days. I'd be interested if it had a radiator cap. Those are too hard to come by these days. The round radiator and gas caps are available from Case/IH: Cap Part No. A26400 and Gasket Part No. A31101. If you want a winged radiator cap contact Charles Simpson at 317-926-0745. The round radiator and gas caps are available from Case/IH: Cap Part No. A26400 and Gasket Part No. A31101. If you want a winged radiator cap contact Charles Simpson at 317-926-0745. Aren't the SI radiator caps identical to the gas caps? I didn't think they had the cast wing cap like the other S series tractors. If that's all you need- then you can get them from Case/IH for $7. Myron and Jal-SD have the part numbers. -Schotte Aren't the SI radiator caps identical to the gas caps? I didn't think they had the cast wing cap like the other S series tractors. If that's all you need- then you can get them from Case/IH for $7. Myron and Jal-SD have the part numbers. -Schotte we have one of those in the yard, alot better shape though. with tires and all we have one of those in the yard, alot better shape though. with tires and all You must be kidding! Why would it be there? You must be kidding! Why would it be there? You can retire twice and still not have that thing fixed; but, if it your pastime to just work?? You can retire twice and still not have that thing fixed; but, if it your pastime to just work?? Pretty cool, Casepower. Hope you are going to tell us you got it? Pretty cool, Casepower. Hope you are going to tell us you got it? Are you sure? Are you sure? Sure looks like an SI to me. You can see DAYLIGHT through those front rims, though. Reminds me of what my Pop used to say- Son, you can see the AIR in those tires! -Schotte Sure looks like an SI to me. You can see DAYLIGHT through those front rims, though. Reminds me of what my Pop used to say- Son, you can see the AIR in those tires! -Schotte Yea, I looked twice when posting to try not to open mouth and insert foot. Yea, I looked twice when posting to try not to open mouth and insert foot. It is exactly where it should be. It is exactly where it should be.

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CASEPOWER

06-12-2003 16:42:14

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It's a SI

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ole

06-13-2003 19:05:20

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

I'd be interested if it had a radiator cap. Those are too hard to come by these days.

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C. Amick

06-16-2003 09:51:52

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Re: Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to ole, 06-13-2003 19:05:20

The round radiator and gas caps are available from Case/IH: Cap Part No. A26400 and Gasket Part No. A31101. If you want a winged radiator cap contact Charles Simpson at 317-926-0745.

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Mike Schotte

06-14-2003 12:35:08

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Re: Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to ole, 06-13-2003 19:05:20

Aren't the SI radiator caps identical to the gas caps? I didn't think they had the cast "wing" cap like the other "S" series tractors.

If that's all you need- then you can get them from Case/IH for $7. Myron and Jal-SD have the part numbers.

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joecool

06-13-2003 17:43:57

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

we have one of those in the yard, alot better shape though. with tires and all

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06-13-2003 13:51:45

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

You must be kidding! Why would it be there?

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Lifetime of Work

06-13-2003 09:11:05

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

You can retire twice and still not have that thing fixed; but, if it your pastime to just work??

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RobertTX

06-13-2003 05:35:09

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

Pretty cool, Casepower. Hope you are going to tell us you got it?

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Les...fortunate

06-12-2003 17:59:48

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Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 16:42:14

Are you sure?

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Mike Schotte

06-12-2003 19:22:32

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Re: Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to Les...fortunate, 06-12-2003 17:59:48

Sure looks like an SI to me.

You can see DAYLIGHT through those front rims, though.

Reminds me of what my Pop used to say- "Son, you can see the AIR in those tires!"

-Schotte

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CASEPOWER

06-12-2003 18:27:10

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Re: Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard!! in reply to Les...fortunate, 06-12-2003 17:59:48

Yea, I looked twice when posting to try not to open mouth and insert foot.

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gearheadjo

06-13-2003 19:08:34

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Re: Re: Re: Found this one sitting in a junk yard! in reply to CASEPOWER, 06-12-2003 18:27:10

It is exactly where it should be.

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