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Throttle levers on the SC

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Eric Rylander

09-06-2003 11:12:55




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I just looked at the pics of that "Case-John Deere" that someone bought finally on Ebay, and noted the throttle lever is a strieght lever with a raised knob on it's end.

My '51 SC has a lever with an L shaped paddle type end that is parallel to the seat arm.

When did this take place or do I have an aftermaket arm?

eric




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Mike Schotte

09-06-2003 13:04:02




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 Re: Throttle levers on the SC in reply to Eric Rylander, 09-06-2003 11:12:55  
Eric,

There were several throttle lever changes on the SC models throughout the years:

Type 1: Part #5673A - (straight with a ball on the end) - used from 1941 production up through Tractor No. 5313815 (1949 production)

Type 2: Part #6081A - (curved to the left with a paddle at the end) - used from Tractor No. 5313815 onward. The catalog notes that this type of throttle lever was used on units BEFORE tractor 5313815 when they had a hydraulic control unit on them.

There's also a 3rd type (for "SO" models only)- Part #5735A. Used from Tractor No. 4600000 to Tractor No. 5313815. This type was a straight shaft with a ball on the end also... but it had a quadrant attached (like the throttle on my '49 DC)

-Schotte
(putting his parts book away)

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dctom

09-07-2003 18:36:41




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 Re: Re: Throttle levers on the SC in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-06-2003 13:04:02  
Mike; i hope i remembered that you were the one that ask about when the last tractors were built, i just looked up a SC for a man in MO. and it was built in march of 1954,keept looking and there were a lot built in 54, also some SI and DI and lot of DE and SE built in 1955 DCTOM



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dctom

09-06-2003 14:38:41




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 Re: Re: Throttle levers on the SC in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-06-2003 13:04:02  
correction., that was not a paddle on thoes throttle leavers but was a eagles wing,

DCTOM



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