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Harold

04-06-2004 20:40:10




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Gents, I looked at a Case tractor today that is going on the auction block tomorrow PM. I am not sure what model it is. I think it might be a standard D. The serial # is Z or 71510181S, the Z or 7 is stamped over the 1. I cant match it up with the listings in this web site. I hope this is enough for some good Case men to help me. thank you. -----Harold




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caseman-d

04-06-2004 21:03:28




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 Re: Case ? in reply to Harold, 04-06-2004 20:40:10  
The S kind of hints it's a Case S. I don't recognize the serial number. A Case S will have a tin grill while the D will have a Cast grill, S has tin Radiator cap and the D will have a Cast cap also. Serial number should also be stamped on engine flange by air cleaner. Where is the sale at. If it's a S buy it for me :):):):) , if yor close to SD :):)
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Harold

04-07-2004 21:35:20




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 Re: Re: Case ? in reply to caseman-d, 04-06-2004 21:03:28  

Caseman--D, Thanks much for the reply. You were right about that tractor,it was an S. I took a closer look at the searial # and what I thought was a Z was a 4 and should have read 4510181S. The tractor had good sheet metal but needed four tires,the rear tires had very little wear but were standing flat to long and had deep cracks.The head was loose and the nuts and rocker arms were in a wooden box beside the tractor. also there was a huge patch on the left side of the engine where a con rod had come through the side. The first bid was 200.00 and it sold for 450.00. I thought that was to much and I still didnt have it. Maby they are worth a mint restored but I dont know much about Case. There are a few K and K2 Case combines standing around in abandond farm yards. would those engines fit that tractor. Take care. ----Harold

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