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DCTOM, maybe You can help with the mystery

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SteveK

09-11-2003 14:56:34




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A year ago March I ask this. Maybe build info is available and would be of some help?
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Would some kind soul please venture to explain to me some way of determining whether a Case that I have is a 411B or 500B. The problem that I have is that the tag(s/n) on the side of the dash appears to have been originally stamped 411 and was overstamped 500. There is a '-B' after the model number. It is, I think, factory LPG, 4speed/triple-range/dry clutch. The serial number is 6108398.
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Steve
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martin in De.

09-11-2003 17:00:57




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 Re: DCTOM, maybe You can help with the mystery in reply to SteveK, 09-11-2003 14:56:34  
Steve,a 411B is a Case-o-matic and a 500B has a standard clutch. A 411B has a 148cid engine the 500B used a 164cid, engines are easy to tell apart the 164 has a large inspection plate on the side of the engine,just under the head and almost the length of the engine.



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dctom42

09-11-2003 16:58:33




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 Re: DCTOM, maybe You can help with the mystery in reply to SteveK, 09-11-2003 14:56:34  
STEVEK; I WOULD VENTURE TO SAY IT IS A 500B, IN THOES DAYS OF THE HUNDRED SERIES, THE EVEN ONES WERE CASE-0-MATIC AND ODD ONES WERE GEAR DRIVE, YOU CAN CALL MR RICH TWOREK AT CASE 262 636 7274 FOR A COPY OF THE BUILD CARD THAN YOU WILL KNOW,, IT MAY HAVE BEEN MADE ON MONDAY MORNING AND THE GUY STAMPING THE PLATES HAD A HANG OVER LOL DC TOM



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