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Case D Hunting!

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Joel Shelton

01-07-2004 14:01:43




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Hi all, I am looking for a Case D standard with full fenders that is located near or close to North Carolina. Anyone know of anything close. Can be a running or a parts tractor. Please let me know.
Joel




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CASEPOWER

01-08-2004 10:00:15




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 Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to Joel Shelton, 01-07-2004 14:01:43  
Have a Case DO with fenders but no orchard metal. Will run. No grille, radiator bad also leaks like a siv. $500 located in central NC.



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Glenn

01-08-2004 17:47:26




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 Re: Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to CASEPOWER, 01-08-2004 10:00:15  
Just saw you have a DO in North Carolina - how in the world did a DO end up in NC??



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CASEPOWER

01-09-2004 08:26:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to Glenn, 01-08-2004 17:47:26  
There are a bunch in the peach farms here. Have a CO Case and had a farmall and oliver orchard



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C. Amick

01-08-2004 09:19:53




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 Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to Joel Shelton, 01-07-2004 14:01:43  
I saw a "D" model up for auction on Ebay yesterday. I can't remember where it is located though.



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jdemaris

01-08-2004 05:34:55




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 Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to Joel Shelton, 01-07-2004 14:01:43  
Guess I don't know what a D Standard is, and I'm too lazy to look in a book. I've three DCs sitting in my field, I'm in Central New York state. Two 1952s, and a 1941. One of the 52s runs fine. The other got turned off - was running good on a blower, but once shut off would never start again (something is locked up). Both of them have Eagle hitches, one is narrow front, one is wide. The 41 is more or less a parts tractor but close to complete. I towed it off a farm maybe three years ago - at that time the engine was free. Now it's stuck. Appears to be an all-fuel tractor, PTO but no hitch. Owner told me it ran fine but I never tried to start it.

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CASE JR

01-08-2004 15:52:47




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 Re: Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to jdemaris, 01-08-2004 05:34:55  
I am intrested , located in upstate n y ,e-mail at above address



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caseman-d

01-07-2004 21:20:26




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 Re: Case D Hunting! in reply to Joel Shelton, 01-07-2004 14:01:43  
Joel,
Might check the photo ads and the classified ads. The D was made from 1939-1953. With only one made in 1945 according to my book, am sure dctom may have more info on that. There were a total of 14396 of the D's mades, there faily common on ebay and photo ads on this site. I understand the later ones went back to the clam shell fenders. Good luck in your search. I'm from SD so am a long ways away.
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