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Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter?

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John in Ne.

03-09-2005 18:10:05




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I picked up an oil filter and oil for the DC Case tractor I bought a month ago,thinking it should be changed before I fool with it to much.Long story-short again,I can't find the oil filter! Where is it?(I have the new one,where is the one on the tractor?)I know,I know,I'm still looking for an operators manual.I feel like a fool asking you guys this,but I'm stumped.Thanks John.




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C. Amick

03-10-2005 05:38:16




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to John in Ne., 03-09-2005 18:10:05  
Don't forget to drain the clutch housing when you change the engine oil. Either it never had an oil filter or someone has removed it. Do you see any oil lines coming out of the block that have been plugged off?



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Mathias NY

03-09-2005 18:47:43




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to John in Ne., 03-09-2005 18:10:05  
The oil filter (if you have it) will be in a round canister directly above the starter. The top unbolts. It is a good idea to clean the canister before installing a new filter.

A note from personal experience, make sure the felt gasket on the bolt is intact before you reinstall it. If not you will end up pumping a lot of oil out onto the ground.



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caseman-d

03-09-2005 18:16:47




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to John in Ne., 03-09-2005 18:10:05  
should be on the rh side of the engine. but not all of them had one, depending on the year.
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John in Ne.

03-09-2005 18:31:28




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to caseman-d, 03-09-2005 18:16:47  
I think this one is a 1950 model,The plate that the serial number is on is a little beat up.It looks like 5422397.There is not one on the right side of the engine.(Or the left side for that matter)Maybe I'm not nuts!I thought I was losing my mind,Thanks Again,John.



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Walt Davies

03-09-2005 19:41:34




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to John in Ne., 03-09-2005 18:31:28  
The oil filter on early cases was an option its a Fram-4 filter and was usely added to the right side of the engine where the oil lines to the rockers are. You can find them on E-bay and other sources on the net.
There is an oil strainer on the left side of the crankcase be sure to remove an clean this one. If you see large pieces of Babbit in it then be ready to tear the engine down. I say this becuase my La had just that. I have 2 Case LA's 1945/48 and used to own an SI 1943

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John in Ne.

03-10-2005 13:57:13




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 Re: Don't laugh,Wheres the oil filter? in reply to Walt Davies, 03-09-2005 19:41:34  
Thanks to all of you who helped.I guess I can get it from here.John.



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