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John Smithers

02-24-2004 05:00:37




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Still looking a a carburetor for a Case 22/40 or 25/45 x motor.
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mwfarm

02-24-2004 09:51:10




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 Re: Case Cross Motor in reply to John Smithers, 02-24-2004 05:00:37  
I do have a carb, yet it is not for sale, sorry. On the big x motors, the original carbs use way too much gas. I understand the original look is very desirable, but the original carb in a parade will burn tons of gas. A modified one from a L or LA will work wonderful and burn a lot less fuel. I wish that I could help, and I'll keep my eyes and ears open for you.



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Patches

02-24-2004 14:05:01




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 Re: Re: Case Cross Motor in reply to mwfarm, 02-24-2004 09:51:10  
I have never been too concerned with the Fuel efficiency of my 2545... No mater how you look at it "those are big pistons"... When I have it under load running the threshing machine at our show, it really drinks the gas... But then again part of the Fun is watching the Big CASE work...

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Allan C

02-24-2004 17:06:25




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 Re: Re: Re: Case Cross Motor in reply to Patches, 02-24-2004 14:05:01  
What kind of weird back wheels are on that 1930 Model L?



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Patches

02-25-2004 08:18:10




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Case Cross Motor in reply to Allan C, 02-24-2004 17:06:25  
That just happens to be one of my tractors also.... They are Steel Wheels that were converted to Rubber Tires and then laid flat and the rim filled with concrete. That was a common practice back then to get added weight. It really pulls strong in the Tractor Pulls.



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