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DC TOM, Case SC build info?

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Dave

03-18-2004 08:21:44




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Hi Tom,

I have a SC number I think it is sc8041051
Can you see what you have.
Thanks
Dave in wisc




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dctom

03-18-2004 13:02:09




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 Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to Dave, 03-18-2004 08:21:44  
DAVE, 8041051 SC-3 WAS BUILT MAY20 1954 AND SHIPPED TO GLENN BEAGLE LINCEVILLE(sp?) PENN FEB 20 1956 CHANGED TO FOOT CLUTCH FEB 1 1956 TOM



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Glenn Beagle

02-10-2005 12:14:54




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 Re: Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to dctom, 03-18-2004 13:02:09  
Guys, that line "SHIPPED TO GLENN BEAGLE LINCEVILLE(sp?) PENN FEB 20 1956" should read as Linesville, Pennsylvania. Glenn Beagle was my father who was a Case dealer for about 35 years in Linesville. Linesville is located in the Northwest corner of the state about 45 miles South of Lake Erie near the Ohio-Pennsylvania Line. I hope this will be a help to you. Glenn Beagle



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Paul f

03-19-2004 07:06:47




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 Re: Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to dctom, 03-18-2004 13:02:09  
Tom: If I understand your posting Case sat on a new tractor for nearly 2 years before they shipped it to a dealer??? Were SCs that hard to unload in the early 50s? Hard to believe they could make money with finished units sitting in inventory for almost 2 years...
I guess SCs (and DCs) were getting a little dated relative to the competition at that point....
Paul f



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Don Rudolph

03-20-2004 12:34:23




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 Re: Re: Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to Paul f, 03-19-2004 07:06:47  
Paul,
If you follow the dates on the build cards, you will find that Case shipped out new tractors almost immediately until late 1952. Then they started holding onto tthem longer and longer. There were constant rumors that a new and much improved model lineup was coming and that probably hurt sales. By 1953 Case models were almost 25 years old with just updates to attempt to keep up with the competition. Additionally, The 1952 election meant a drastic change in farm policy and tractor sales plummeted while Case kept right on building old fashioned machines. It took them several years and severe discounting to get rid of all the DC's and SC's they had in stock. This also hurt the sales of their new 300 and 400 series tractors.

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dctom

03-19-2004 13:22:31




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 Re: Re: Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to Paul f, 03-19-2004 07:06:47  
JUST ONE WORD " STRIKE"



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Paul

03-19-2004 14:05:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: DC TOM, Case SC build info? in reply to dctom, 03-19-2004 13:22:31  
Tom: Thankyou for the info



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