This may not be the right forum but....I have a bunch of steam stuff left over from my late dad's estate. He was a big Case steam tractor fan and had 45HP and 60HP steamers along with a Case separator. The steamers are gone but the separator remians along with the following item:A) Madison Kipp lubricator marked "D13A" on the lid along with "Patented July 31, 1908 August 8, 1908" and the crankwheel is marked "D10". This is totally overhauled/rebuilt and ready to bolt into place and use. B) Case water column (at least I believe that's what it's called) with part # "736C" cast into it. This has been sandblasted and painted Case red and is ready to install and use. C) Throttle lever or reversing lever (I'm not sure which) with part # "1891C" cast into it it. This is in good original condition and could be used as-is or rebuilt. It includes the locking lever and other associated bits. D) Hamm headlight which is totally refurbished. Dad told me that this is a genuine Hamm (I believe that's the name he called it) headlight for a Case steamer. I imagine it'll work on ANY steamer.... heck, it might even work on an old steam locomotive AND be correct, as well. I'll let the experts make the call on that one. This headlight has been totally refurbished with a new lamp chimney and the silvering on the reflector is in very good shape. A new glass "window" has been installed and all the sheet metal bead blasted and given a freash coat of gloss black paint. The only things that stop this headlight from being perfect are: 1) the reservoir for the kerosene supply of the lamp appears to be missing and 2) it looks as if the bottom sheet metal of the housing has been replaced with wood at some time in its long existence. You may have a kerosene reservoir in your shop and not even know it.....or you might be able to fabricate one. You might be able to fabricate a new sheet metal bottom for it as well. Even if you don't use this on your steamer, it would still make a heck of a conversation piece in your family room or in the local steam museum. Here's your chance to own a piece of farming/steam history. E) American Steam Pump model BB S/N 51983 water pump, totally rebuilt with zero hours on it. Also included are two adjusting tools for the gland nuts, etc. This is a beauty and is painted in Case red and green. If you're tired of hand-bombing water into your steamer or using a non-authentic gasoline powered centrifugal pump, here's a nice authentic labor-saving way to do it. F) Case 2 1/2" governor assembly less valve and drive sheave. This is totally rebuilt and repainted and in excellent condition. I have no idea where the valve and sheave are. If you, or anyone you know, is interested in any of this stuff or you have any questions, drop me an email at [email protected] and I can email you some pictures of this stuff and/or hopefully answer your questions. After that, we can discuss prices, etc. Thanks for viewing this message.
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