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David in Wis.

09-05-2004 09:04:40




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Does any one know how many 1941 sc were built with the manifold coming through the hood. I have a 1941 with it out the side. Just wondering how and where mine fits into the 1941 production line up
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Neal

09-07-2004 06:30:22




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 Re: SC CASE in reply to David in Wis., 09-05-2004 09:04:40  
Just to throw another twist in here. I have a 41 SC that the exhaust is on the outside and the breather comes up through the middle of the hood. My block is also ribbed.

Not sure how many made though.



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todd hamilton

09-06-2004 06:28:33




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 Re: SC CASE in reply to David in Wis., 09-05-2004 09:04:40  
My Dad's was a '41 but did not exhaust through the hood. It had fender mounted lights and the solid (RC style) rear wheels. Also the clutch handle was very thin at the top and it would hurt your hand. We kept an old brass doorknob on it for operating comfort. Finally, the steering link for it got run into a fence one time and Dad had one made out of galvenized stock from the factory where he worked. If anyone ever finds a '41 with this steering link, solid rear wheels, and very pitted tin around Indiana, please let me know! I found it once in the early 80s and didn't do anything about it.

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another clue

09-06-2004 06:31:12




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 Re: SC CASE in reply to todd hamilton, 09-06-2004 06:28:33  
If it has all of the above and a Pabst Blue Ribbon knob on the gearshift, then it could be our old tractor.



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Larry Martin

09-05-2004 12:19:13




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 Re: SC CASE in reply to David in Wis., 09-05-2004 09:04:40  
My SC also has the exhaust outside the hood, the ribbed block, no oil filter, and the fender mounted lights.



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DCTOM

09-05-2004 09:38:05




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 Re: SC CASE in reply to David in Wis., 09-05-2004 09:04:40  
later in 1941, only about the first 500 were center exhaust no one knows for sure tom



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