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Eagle Claw conversion???

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Bunky (MI)

10-28-2004 10:12:12

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I was looking through a Site someone suggested and on there showed a eagle claw or 3 point conversion for the Vac which has the high pressure hydraulic system.. ( ran off the Belt pulley) Are these Rare ? Does anyone have one?

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10-30-2004 17:00:52

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Bunky (MI), 10-28-2004 10:12:12

Case also produced a kit to mount the later rockshaft assembly to earlier (pre '49) VA series tractors. It is shown at the bottom of the image.

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Sam#3

10-28-2004 15:08:02

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Bunky (MI), 10-28-2004 10:12:12

Eagle Claw is a fish hook.
Eagle Hitch was Case's 1950's version of a three point hitch. Maybe someone had built an after market or home made version using the high pressure system but the original was powered by the low pressure system.

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Bunky (MI)

10-28-2004 15:18:27

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Sam#3, 10-28-2004 15:08:02

It appears that it"s a 3 Case 3 point conversion for the high pressure kift..

http://imageevent.com/skipjack/tractorinfo/casevainfo

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Sam#3

10-28-2004 16:21:58

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Bunky (MI), 10-28-2004 15:18:27

I had not seen any thing like that in my parts catalog for the VA family so a$$_u_meed it was not manufactured by Case. Learn something new every day.

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Tom Railsback

10-28-2004 15:39:28

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Bunky (MI), 10-28-2004 15:18:27

THat is known as a Stockton hitch becasue it was
designed & built at the CASE plant in Stockton CA. There was an article on it in "Old Abe's News" a couple of years ago.

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wheat straw

10-28-2004 20:48:46

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Re: Eagle Claw conversion??? in reply to Tom Railsback, 10-28-2004 15:39:28

Tom,
Thanks for that info. always wondered why it was called a stockton hitch. Dad had the manual for one when i was a kid. I have it now. I knew case made it but couldn't figure out the name. I've wanted to build one for my vac s for years but just haven't tackled it yet.

Wheat Straw

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