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52 Case DC hydraulic levers

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Bruce Nelson

09-26-2004 14:37:01




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I have a DC I am restoring. It's a 1952 with the Eagle Hitch and a pair of remote couplers. This means there are two hydraulic control levers. This is a tractor my family owned till the 70's when it was sold. I was able to find it in 1996 and finally repurchase it in 1999. I remember the two hydraulic levers being the same legnth, the hand end of both levers were right along side of each other. As the tractor returned to me, the outboard lever is about 1 1/2" shorter. Can this be correct? Is my memory accurate? Were they once both the same legnth like my early 930? The lever numbers are 6164A (outboard) and 6182A (inboard). Can you Eagle Hitch DC guys let me know what you have?? Thanks, Bruce
PS. Does anybody have a pair of those steel dustcaps that went in the hydraulic coupler when it was not in use?? The little chain too? Thanks Guys.

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Don L.

09-27-2004 16:09:01




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 Re: 52 Case DC hydraulic levers in reply to Bruce Nelson, 09-26-2004 14:37:01  
Found the two steel plugs that go in the hyd ends today and a tiny rad. drain plug end that you also needed. Don L.



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Glenn FitzGerald

09-28-2004 05:12:00




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 Re: 52 Case DC hydraulic levers in reply to Don L., 09-27-2004 16:09:01  
Hey Don, any more details on that SC pulley brake drum? Glenn F.



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JDB

09-27-2004 10:24:36




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 Re: 52 Case DC hydraulic levers in reply to Bruce Nelson, 09-26-2004 14:37:01  
My 52 DC has one lever longer than the other too



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Case1950

09-26-2004 21:33:58




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 Re: 52 Case DC hydraulic levers in reply to Bruce Nelson, 09-26-2004 14:37:01  
My 1952 DC the levers are the same length. Don't know how you would shorten one. Makes me think maybe some were made that way or one of your levers was replaced. If I get a chance I will look at the part #'s on mine.

Case1950



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Glenn F.

09-26-2004 17:04:02




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 Re: 52 Case DC hydraulic levers in reply to Bruce Nelson, 09-26-2004 14:37:01  
My DC is not here. My SC-they are both the same length. At tractor shows I see them both ways. I never made sence out of it. I'll be seeing the DC this week. DC='53, SC='54. Glenn F.



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