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CASE and Deere Getting along

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JD Kid

10-17-2003 13:23:01




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Hey i just wanted to clarify that a case and a deere are like brothers considering they both have been used side by side in many occasions. i myself own a 1936Case CC and a 1937 JD A whichi take to tractor pulls and shows on the same tralior so i know that the two do get along besides the occasional pull off to see which one wins.just wanted to see if anyone else felt this way. god bless and good day

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Thad

10-18-2003 04:28:54




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 Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to JD Kid, 10-17-2003 13:23:01  
Yes i have lots of other tractors besides case in fact about 12 acres full. But i dont try to fixem all back up just case ones. But i wouldnt mind having a good JD to sell once in a while. As far as the 12 acres thats my salvage and yes there is all brands in there. Thad



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Tom in Mo.

10-17-2003 17:11:37




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 Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to JD Kid, 10-17-2003 13:23:01  
I believe in having at least one of each. Red, Green, Prairie Gold, Flambeau Red, Machine Gray, a different red, etc.



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dctom

10-17-2003 16:58:23




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 Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to JD Kid, 10-17-2003 13:23:01  
just dont let them get too friendly, you may end up with some three cylinder freaks, LOL dctom



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Daryl

10-18-2003 05:12:34




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 Re: Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to dctom, 10-17-2003 16:58:23  
I have noticed that sometimes my four cylinders sound like two-cylinder Deeres! I hope that's not an imitation and just a needed tune-up instead.



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C. Amick

10-17-2003 14:42:26




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 Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to JD Kid, 10-17-2003 13:23:01  
My Cases and Farmalls get along pretty well, although they have had a few fights.



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Daryl

10-17-2003 14:29:35




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 Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to JD Kid, 10-17-2003 13:23:01  
I'm pretty fond of both Deere and Case. Both are impressive old machines!



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jal-SD

10-17-2003 14:53:31




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 Re: Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to Daryl, 10-17-2003 14:29:35  
The old Cases & Farmalls better get along-they are inlaws now, as Case & IH kids had a shotgun wedding a while back, didn't they? Don't know about about getting along w/JDs, Ollies, ACs Minnies on anything else, but almost all old farmers that I grew up around got along w/each other, so I'd guess their tractors did (do) too. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)



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Flambeau Red

10-17-2003 18:56:48




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 Re: Re: Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to jal-SD, 10-17-2003 14:53:31  
JD, I have a 1945 Ford 9N and a 1945 SC Case in the garage with chevy PU separating the two. The two used to show off until recently when they realized that their grandkids are part of the same corporate umbrella. They're buddies now!



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John in SD

10-19-2003 11:42:40




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: CASE and Deere Getting along in reply to Flambeau Red, 10-17-2003 18:56:48  

Yep, my tractors all seem to get along. No ethnic slurs now since most of them are related! LOL! At least the Case and Ford tractors are related. The Fordson Majors talk in that British accent like James Bond. The CNH cousins might pick on my MF a bit but not too much because he is a lot bigger than they are! LOL! They sit back and let MF do the really heavy lifting!



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