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Pastor John

01-10-2006 15:21:26




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I am considering the purchase of a early model D Case with a wide front end. I'm not sure of the age I only know it has a 6 volt system without lights, generator and hydralics.

I would be using it on tractor rides and parades.
My question is this: Is this basically the same tractor as the DC which I am more familiar with? The reason I'm asking is weight and restoration costs (tires etc)are a consideration.
Thanks for your help

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CK RICHARD

01-11-2006 16:23:07




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to Pastor John, 01-10-2006 15:21:26  
Do you like to ride up high or down low ? Of all the case tractors in my family my oldest son likes to drive his Pops D evem over his own VA. I like riding up high. they both look great and are fun to drive the D is ez to get on and off .



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Gene Dotson

01-10-2006 15:35:25




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to Pastor John, 01-10-2006 15:21:26  
The D and DC are basically the same tractor. The D is the standard version of the DC. Primary differences are the low seating position and non adjustable tread wheels. The D uses 26 inch rear tires which are hard to come by and expensive. Rear wheels do not have adjustable axles.All sheet metal, engine and mechanical parts are the same... Gene



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dctom

01-10-2006 16:46:59




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to Gene Dotson, 01-10-2006 15:35:25  
gene, lot of older combines used 26 inch tires easy to get if you have combine salvage yard near by tom



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Gene Dotson

01-10-2006 19:16:31




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to dctom, 01-10-2006 16:46:59  
14.9X26 were common on a lot of combines and will work well on a D. I am still trying to find a decent 13.6X26 tire for my "S". I can't use the 14.9X26 due to the close fit with the belt pulley. I found 1 combine in searching 3 different yards with 13.9 tires and it had set flat for at least 15 years... Gene



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dctom

01-10-2006 15:28:21




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to Pastor John, 01-10-2006 15:21:26  
they are the same tractor preacher, just diferent size tires



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Tuggle

01-10-2006 15:42:33




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to dctom, 01-10-2006 15:28:21  

The D has bigger fenders too.



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Gene Dotson

01-10-2006 19:18:51




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 Re: D verses DC in reply to Tuggle, 01-10-2006 15:42:33  
The D was also available with clamshell fenders, but most were the western style... Gene



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