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Did case make small road grader

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david811B

12-03-2003 20:51:53




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I see Allis Chalmers made a road patrol and I have seen a farmall. Grader blade on the belly and extended front end with those 2 big adjusting wheels you see on old graders. Did Case make one?




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DKase

12-03-2003 21:39:24




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 Re: Did case make small road grader in reply to david811B, 12-03-2003 20:51:53  
I don't think Case modified a tractor with a blade under it, but they did sell power units and the drive train to other companies that made motorgraders in the 30's and 40's with the C,L, and D series parts. I do have pictures around somewhere. Hope this helps.



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David811B

12-04-2003 07:23:09




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 Re: Re: Did case make small road grader in reply to DKase, 12-03-2003 21:39:24  
Thanks, I never heard them called motorgraders I can use that to search. I have 800' of private road to maintain + Driveway would be fun with one of those, I just use Hyd. scraper now. I see those for sale from time to time. My wife is warming up to the idea(Travel!) of my getting another Dually and a 30' Goooseneck so I can buy stuff in Texas, Kansas, OK, ect. Not much here in AZ. Do you have pics on the computer?

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Tom Railsback

12-04-2003 15:40:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Did case make small road grader in reply to David811B, 12-04-2003 07:23:09  
Several diffent companies (Galion, Wehr, and Adams that I know of) converted L's and C's into
motorgraders. I know of at least 6 out here in
Montana and one in Colorado. About 15 years ago,
Ray Hoffman who now publishes the "Heritage Eagle"
did an article for "Old Abe's News" about early
Case construction equipment. Call him at (712) 534-2644 and tell him I referred you.



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David811B

12-04-2003 19:31:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Did case make small road grader in reply to Tom Railsback, 12-04-2003 15:40:19  
Thank you so much...David



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