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Case DI Parts/Info.?

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Walter Banta

01-16-2005 19:18:08




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Gentlemen: I am hoping you can help me. I have acquired a decrepit old Case DI that is in need of just about everything(Data Tag #4907198DI).
1. What year is this machine?
2. Where can I get a magneto? Is it shared in common with any other machine? Is a distributor/ignition coil system available? What type(model/number) of mag. would work?
3. Where can I get a starter? Is it shared in common with any other machine? What brand/part number would work?
4. Lastly, I must transport this machine. What is its approximate weight, and what kind of trailer would work?(My truck is a 1 ton with ball and pintle hitches, and it has electric brake hook ups) Thanks in advance for your help! Walt Banta

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The other DI guy

01-19-2005 07:05:35




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Walter Banta, 01-16-2005 19:18:08  
Just a couple of thoughts on moving a DI, they're heavier than they look. Depending on what extras (plow, loader, liquid in tires, etc.) are on it it could weigh as much as 8 or 9,000 lbs. You're truck will handle it no problem as that's what I use. Any trailer rated to CARRY 10,000 will be plenty to move any DI. Just a plain DI from the factory should weigh somewhere around 5 to 6,000 lbs. Hope this helps.

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Walt Banta

01-19-2005 18:13:59




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to The other DI guy, 01-19-2005 07:05:35  
The Other DI Guy, Thanks for your help. As a result of your input, I have contacted Hertz Equipt. Rental and found a Bobcat-type trailer(10,000lb. rating) that I can use. This particular tractor has weighted, dual rear wheels, so you're sure right about the weight. Maybe I'll get it moved this weekend. Walt Banta



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Fred Wolfe

01-18-2005 16:18:30




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Walter Banta, 01-16-2005 19:18:08  
I have a rebuilt starter from a DC case.



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Walt Banta

01-18-2005 18:35:00




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Fred Wolfe, 01-18-2005 16:18:30  
Fred, Is your starter for sale outright, or would you need a "core" charge? One of the other fellows said that I needed an Autolite MAB-4105; is this what you have? What are you asking for your unit? Walt Banta



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Walt Banta

01-19-2005 18:19:26




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Walt Banta, 01-18-2005 18:35:00  
Fred, I'm not sure I correctly engineered my previous response to you so that you would know I responded. I am interested in your starter. Walt Banta



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Sam in PA.

01-18-2005 09:03:58




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Walter Banta, 01-16-2005 19:18:08  
Walter, a friend of mine has a complete DI with loader on it. He'll sell it cheap. It was running when they drove it into the shed where now sits. It's probably been sitting 8-10 years. Where do you live? This one is in westeran Pa. 40 miles north of Pittsburgh right near the Interstate.
If interested, let me know, I'll put you in touch with owner.



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Walter Banta

01-18-2005 18:41:50




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Sam in PA., 01-18-2005 09:03:58  
Sam, Your friend's Case tractor sure sounds interesting; however, I live in Southern California, and I fear the cost of shipping/transport for the unit would quickly add up against its worth when it arrived. The unit I am working on was a "feebie", and I do not even have "it" yet. If you know of a good transport service, it might be worth considering. Thanks for your response! Walt Banta

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Tom Railsback

01-17-2005 16:04:20




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Walter Banta, 01-16-2005 19:18:08  
Walt: The tractor is a 1945 model.

The preferred mag is a CASE 4-JMA. You can usually find one o E-bay or contact DOn Livingston or John Saeli.

THe starting motor is an Autolite MAB-4105.
Don or John should be able to help on this too,

I don't have specs on the weight, sorry.

Tom R.



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Walter Banta

01-18-2005 18:48:45




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 Re: Case DI Parts/Info.? in reply to Tom Railsback, 01-17-2005 16:04:20  
Tom, Thank you for the information! I've taken notes and will do some additional "bush beating" with what you've told me. You're obviously very knowledgeable. Walt Banta



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