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Don Grunewald

12-18-2004 17:57:37




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Have purchased a tractor and can`t decide if it is a VAI or a VAO. Serial number tag is missing. It is equipped with a mounted sickle mower. What should I look for?




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mjtractr

12-22-2004 08:21:20




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 Re: Identify Tractor in reply to Don Grunewald, 12-18-2004 17:57:37  
I had one of each, a VAO and a VAI. They are quite different and pretty easy to tell apart. The VAO uses a low mounted seat (you sit on top of and straddle the trans/diff housing)with a short steering column and the gearshift is bent off to the right. The VAI has the same seat and steering column arrangement as a VAC, i.e., you sit high in the seat that is mounted on a flat platform above the housing. VAI's typically have cast iron, disc type rear wheels with 24" rubber.

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Alberta Mike

12-19-2004 16:39:23




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 Re: Identify Tractor in reply to Don Grunewald, 12-18-2004 17:57:37  
John mentioned the V series, then went to the VA series in his post. Although the V and VA series looked a lot alike, they were pretty much different tractors for the most part. If it is an overhead valve engine it's a VA, the V series had flathead Continental engines.



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John H-WI

12-18-2004 18:23:56




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 Re: Identify Tractor in reply to Don Grunewald, 12-18-2004 17:57:37  
One suggestion, go to the tractor photos and do a search on Case V series and see if you find anything that looks like yours. If it has a mower on it it is more than likely a VAI. Is the 4th gear really fast? Many of the units sold to highway departments had a high speed 4th gear.



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