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Dave Hilman

11-19-2004 11:02:22




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I posted this msge a while ago but probably didn't" mark the e-mail identification box so those who replied could get back to me. My mistake. I'll try again. I recently aquired a Case L serial 332911. Can someone tell me what year it is? Using the formula given in the Belt Pulley Serial Listings, I come up with 1939 but when I check the "L and LI" list in the same book I'm not sure what to think. The previous owner thinks it is a 1936. Also, when I tried to find the timing marks on the flywheel it looks like the clutch housing is full of oil. Does the Model L have an oil bath clutch? Thanks for your help. Dave.

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C. Amick

11-19-2004 12:24:49




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 Re: CaseModel L in reply to Dave Hilman, 11-19-2004 11:02:22  
If it's like the D and S series tractors, the clutch is lubricated from the engine compartment. So when you change the engine oil, don't forget to drain the clutch reservoir.



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dctom

11-19-2004 11:42:58




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 Re: CaseModel L in reply to Dave Hilman, 11-19-2004 11:02:22  
tractor is a 1936 first and fourth and take off 3 39-3= 36, yes clutch is oil bath clutch ( wet clutch)



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caseman-d

11-19-2004 11:41:00




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 Re: CaseModel L in reply to Dave Hilman, 11-19-2004 11:02:22  
It is a 36 take the 1st and 4 th digit which is 39 and subtract 3 which would make it a 36. I do beleive the L had a wet clutch like the LA.
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