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case terratrac model m-3 ATC

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d guy

01-29-2005 08:49:13




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I found a old case terratrac fork lift It has ATC on the back in cast. in a barn i was wondering how many of these were built. it comes with forks dozer blade man lift and concret bucket thanks




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Gene Dotson

01-29-2005 16:29:14




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 Re: case terratrac model m-3 ATC in reply to d guy, 01-29-2005 08:49:13  
There were 299 M3"s built between 1953 and 1956. Serial numbers were; 1953 M3-001 to M3-005, 1954; M3-006 to M3-061; 1955; M3-062 to M3-177 and 1956 M3-178 to M3-299. The Serial number is stambed on top of the left hand main frame rail. Measure back 16 inches and you will find it stamped there. I used the complete indercarriage from an M3 for my Case 320. Gives me a 4 roller undercarriage and 3 inch longer track. This was a complete undercarriage and only a few other parts with it. It has worked out real well for my tractor... Gene

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case poor in pa

01-29-2005 11:16:02




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 Re: case terratrac model m-3 ATC in reply to d guy, 01-29-2005 08:49:13  
onliest thing i ever found in a barn was cows and cow stuff. that needed shoveling.. well some bull to..... .....



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Glenn/Mn

01-29-2005 09:48:12




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 Re: case terratrac model m-3 ATC in reply to d guy, 01-29-2005 08:49:13  
Depends on the model I am assuming it is a M3 do you have a serial number that would help page 331 of 150 years of J.I.case lists those serial numbers, if not Ed at crawler heaven could help you or george he is here sometimes there is a club on yahoo if you are interested



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