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Case SC or H Farmall

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Glenn F.

01-26-2005 07:35:26




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Generally which sells for more, a late model SC or late model H? Sure seems the eagle hitch, live power, etc. on the Case would make it more desireable!




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John Saeli

01-26-2005 10:07:50




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to Glenn F., 01-26-2005 07:35:26  
Hey Glenn: Here in this area, a Late SC with a Foot Clutch would outsell the "H". That's not to say an "H" isn't a good seller.



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Oliver farmer

01-26-2005 16:37:02




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to John Saeli, 01-26-2005 10:07:50  
In south eastern PA no Case is worth much. Kind of disapointing, cause I am trying hard to sell a Case SC. I'd say a Farmall H would sell faster and for 50% more.



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Nick in Kansas

01-29-2005 07:51:49




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to Oliver farmer, 01-26-2005 16:37:02  
What do you want for your SC. Year, and options?



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C. Amick

01-26-2005 09:14:41




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to Glenn F., 01-26-2005 07:35:26  
I think it depends again on where you live. I'm in WV and you see quite a few Case VA Series, but not many other Cases. I think the Farmall would bring a little more money just because people around here are more familiar with them. Especially if the "H" had a quick hitch, which can be converted to a 3-point hitch and the SC had a hand clutch. A friend of mine had a late SC with Eagle Hitch and hand clutch that he was asking $800 for. It took a long time for him to sell it and I don't know what he got for it.

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Camboted

01-26-2005 16:15:47




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to C. Amick, 01-26-2005 09:14:41  
I think there is no question that the SC is the sturdier tractor, axel diameters, transmission strength are all going to the SC. The problem is that the H is a very nimble tractor, with 5 speeds, moves down the road 50% faster. And, face it, today you do not buy either tractor for their power. The real issue though, is parts availability. You can virtually find any H part you want, overhaul kits abound, aftermarket parts polute ebay. So, pained as it makes me, I think most areas of the country, where you don't have a John Saeli to support the SC, will go for the H.

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todd hamilton

01-26-2005 16:54:06




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 Re: Case SC or H Farmall in reply to Camboted, 01-26-2005 16:15:47  
Grandpa had an H an Dad had an SC. Grandpa owned the H because his first tractor was an F-20. Dad bought the SC used with implements when he started farming. Farmalls were always more popular. However, if you wanted to drive the tractor that handled better, was easier to operate, rode better, had more power and used less gas per hour you would get on the SC. Dad never moved up to a modern tractor and he quit farming in 1974. Even after Grandpa bought an IH 656 he never minded riding Dad's old SC. My cousin still has the 656 bought new in 1966.

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