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case 41 SC and 11-38 tires

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Dennis Whittemo

01-18-2005 03:07:35




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I just purchased a case tractor,motor froze up in it,I dont know what model it is yet,but is looks like a 41 sc..How can I get the motor unstuck)1)the tires on is size 11-38 cant find tires that size does any one know where I can find them ,used for right now until I see what I have.This tractor will need a lot of work..been setting outside for long time.




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L.Lamp

01-18-2005 20:37:23




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to Dennis Whittemore, 01-18-2005 03:07:35  
Before you choose 11.2 or 12.4 rear tires, take the old ones off of the rims and look at the rim size. It is usually stamped in the center of the rim on the inside where the tube is. I have a '41 SC with 9x38 rims. They look good with 11.2 x38 tires. To put a bigger tire than that on would make the tire squeeze in at the rim and look odd. If you have 11" rims 12.4's will look ok, but appear a little too large for the tractor. I prefer 11.2's for my 6 SC's. Titan 11.2x38 rears sell for $140 each here where I live and you couldn't ask for a better looking or better pulling tire.

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C. Amick

01-19-2005 10:09:40




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to L.Lamp, 01-18-2005 20:37:23  
You have 6 SC's? That's not fair, I only have 5 SC's. :)



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Dennis Whittemore

01-19-2005 02:14:10




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to L.Lamp, 01-18-2005 20:37:23  
Thank you very much for your reply on the motor and the tires.. I didnt know about the size from 11-38 to 12.4X 38..But I will check the inside rim size to ensure tire size..Now,anyone know where I can purchase used tires,(11.2x38) or 12.4x38)...I will also need a repair manual,,but first of gotta find out what model (year) it is..looks like 41 sc. need parts..Thank you...Dennis



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C. Amick

01-19-2005 09:41:30




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to Dennis Whittemore, 01-19-2005 02:14:10  
You might try the classifieds on this web site for used parts. There are also new and re-conditioned parts available. They sell a Service Manual and parts Manual on this web site. I think you take the first 2 digits of the serial number and subtract 4 from it for the year. If the serial number is not on the tag on the dash, look at the outside edge of the engine flange where it joints the bell housing on the left side of the tractor.

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C. Amick

01-18-2005 05:45:49




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to Dennis Whittemore, 01-18-2005 03:07:35  
I believe my SC's have 11.2 x 38's on them, which are still available. You may have a wider rim? Look in the article archives on this web site. There are some good articles on getting engines unstuck. One guy uses a mixture of automatic transmission fluid, kerosene, and Marvel Mystery oil. I would remove the rocker arm assembly so that you don't bend any push rods due to stuck valves with trying to turn the engine over.

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C. Amick

01-18-2005 06:23:34




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to C. Amick, 01-18-2005 05:45:49  
They used to size the tractor tire by measuring the tread width. Now they measure the width at the widest point, which is side wall to side wall. A 10x38 is now a 11.2x38 and your 11x38 is now a 12.4x38.



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John Saeli

01-18-2005 04:38:52




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 Re: case 41 SC and 11-38 tires in reply to Dennis Whittemore, 01-18-2005 03:07:35  
Hey Dennis: Motors can be stuck to varying degrees. Start by putting solvent of some kind, generously in each cylinder. It may be so rusted that it will require teardown. The old 11" tire is now a 12.4". You need 12.4 X 38. Same tire, new designation.



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