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Twopom

09-09-2003 13:57:34

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Mike Schotte i was told that you could help me with a little history on the Case SI Model and Make... the serial # 5694367 SI... Any info would be awesome... Just purchased and want some restoration info...

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Mike Schotte

09-09-2003 16:32:59

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Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to Twopom, 09-09-2003 13:57:34

Hey Twopom,

As you probably know- the SI model is the "Industrial" version of the model "S."

I'm home now- and had a chance to look up the production figures: (From LeToourneau's Case Tractors Illustrated Buyer's Guide 2nd edition)

The SI was produced from 1942 through 1954 with the exception of years 1946 (strike year), and 1950.

There were a total of 3,740 SI units manufactured in that time frame.

Your particular tractor was made in 1952. 100 units were made in '52, and that's the lowest production number for any year except 1942, in which 100 were built as well.

I've never seen an SI in person, so I don't know the differences off the top of my head. However, I do have an SI Operator's Manual, so I can help you with some specifications if you need them.

Hope this helps- please show us pictures when you get some. I'd like to add them to my photo album.

-Schotte

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twoopom

09-09-2003 16:51:49

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Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-09-2003 16:32:59

Does the owner manual say anything about the front loader (Lull) and the weight it can handle..

Any issues with this model such as brakes, clutches or anything like that...

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Mike Schotte

09-09-2003 17:28:33

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Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to twoopom, 09-09-2003 16:51:49

The Lull and Hough loaders were aftermarket equipment- so the Operator's Manual doesn't say anything about them.

There is a picture of a Case brand Model 30 power loader on an SI unit- but you'ld have to find a manual for it to find out what capacity it was rated for. (and assume that's what the tractor was designed for)

There were dual rear wheel and weight options for the loader equipped tractors, too.

Can't help you.

-S.

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John Saeli

09-09-2003 18:25:09

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-09-2003 17:28:33

Hey Mike: Can you put up some pic's of loaders for the SI? I am trying to idenify one but I can't. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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Mike Schotte

09-09-2003 18:31:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to John Saeli, 09-09-2003 18:25:09

Hi John, how's it going? Long time no talk.

All the loader pics that I have are in my Case industrial tractor folder.

The loader on the DI is a Hough. I don't know what's on that SI.

Never seen one up close and personal... these Ebay pics are all I have to go by.

-Schotte

My Case Industrial Tractors photo gallery

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John Saeli

09-09-2003 19:06:39

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-09-2003 18:31:27

Hey Mike; I don't see you on the "Board" any more. I don't even see CASEPOWER much. Been real busy here farming. The loader I'm trying to idenify is all mechanical. A drive sprocket is driven off the front of the engine, front of the radiator, the drive chain then runs up to a clutch mechanism way above the tractor. The boom is straight vertical.

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twopom

09-09-2003 17:37:15

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to Mike Schotte, 09-09-2003 17:28:33

thanks you, i was thinking of adding a mower on it... what do you think? is it possible and do-able...

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twopom

09-09-2003 19:23:25

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to twopom, 09-09-2003 17:37:15

Thank you, "5614637 si WAS BUILT APRIL 9 1952 AND SHIPPED TO CASELLINI VENABLES CORP. N.H. aug 19 1952, card said nothing about a loader it did say LESS 3431AA maybe mike can look that part number up in his parts book to see what it was." DCTOM

You guys are so helpful.... I'll try to get some pictures up soon

~What about it Mike any Help on that part...

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Art

09-10-2003 03:52:56

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to twopom, 09-09-2003 19:23:25

Hey Twopom, Did you buy this SI in Norfolk,Ma? I went to look at one in Norfolk a couple of months ago, and it had a Lull loader on it. The guy said it came from a railroad. Had a big diamond plate counter weight on the rear that I though was filled w/ concrete. On second thought, the guy had the operators manual for it....I could have picked it up for realy short money...Been sitting outside over 14 years had oil in the raditator, and water in the oil....It was painted yellow...

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twopom

09-10-2003 09:32:12

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Scho in reply to Art, 09-10-2003 03:52:56

No bought it around Fair Haven Vermont...

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Mike Schotte

09-09-2003 19:34:47

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Alittle help Mike Schotte in reply to twopom, 09-09-2003 19:23:25

Well... phooey, Tom.

I thought I could help, but I can't. That part number isn't in any of my 3 parts manuals for "S", "SC" and "SO" tractors.

It must be a part specific to the "SI". I saw an "SI" parts catalog on Ebay about a year ago... but I got outbid on it.

Sorry, -S.

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