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VAC models?????

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Doug

08-05-2003 16:24:01




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Ok Guys, here's my question, Where can I find the discripions of the VAC models and how to tell them apart??? I.E.VAC-12, VAC 13, and so on . Did they make a VAC15??? This guy I know , I'll call him "MR CASE", tried to tell me that a VAC14 with a norrow front is a VAC13. Is this right?? I didn't think so but he would'nt listen to me . I just want to know the facts! Thanks! Doug in Indiana




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Les...fortunate

08-06-2003 15:56:47




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 Re: VAC models????? in reply to Doug, 08-05-2003 16:24:01  
I believe Mike from Canada is correct. If you can find Wheatstraw, he is as much of an authority as I have noticed on this board.



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Mike from Canada

08-06-2003 00:10:04




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 Re: VAC models????? in reply to Doug, 08-05-2003 16:24:01  
ready? here we go.

early production VACs did not have a number designation (1942-mid1951). front ends were ordered by the dealer for specific farm applications requested by the customer but generally came in the narrow front/2 wheel row-crop style. in 1951 Case slightly redesigned the VAC and started to designate profiles/front end configurations of their tractors:

VAC-11: single front wheel row-crop tractor
VAC-12: same as early production VAC (narrow front/2 wheel row-crop)
VAC-13: adjustable wide front row-crop tractor
VAC-14: adjustable wide front, low-profile row-crop tractor (1953-54)

Case didnt make a VAC-15 but they did make a VAO-15 which was the orchard model in a low-profile configuration.

hope this helps!

mike

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Doug

08-06-2003 15:52:31




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 Re: Re: VAC models????? in reply to Mike from Canada, 08-06-2003 00:10:04  
Thanks guys for the info! I seen the list posted somewhere a while back , might even have been on this sight, just didnt have it at hand when I needed it. I by no means know everything about Case , but when I come across these arogant "im better than you " guys , like "MR CASE" I like to have the truth in writing to back me up! Thanks again! Doug



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martin in De

08-06-2003 05:59:49




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 Re: Re: VAC models????? in reply to Mike from Canada, 08-06-2003 00:10:04  
Mike, you need to update your VAC information.The VAC-14 was built with both wide and narrow frontends,they were also built in 1955.If you were in my area I could show you four VAC-14s with narrow frontends from the factory. Martin



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Mike from Canada

08-06-2003 10:00:57




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 Re: Re: Re: VAC models????? in reply to martin in De, 08-06-2003 05:59:49  
youre probably right. my literature is limited.

mike



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martin in De.

08-05-2003 19:14:32




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 Re: VAC models????? in reply to Doug, 08-05-2003 16:24:01  
Doug,you tell MR Case know-it-all that I own a VAC-14 with a narrow frontend and I have the build card that shows that it came from the factory that way. I have had a lot of discussions about this,this was addressed in one of issues of the heritage eagle.I believe there was 700 hundred or so VAC-14s built with the narrow fronts.Most of the books say that the VAC-14 was only built with the wide frontend, but some times you have to believe what you see.

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