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DC SEAT John Seali

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N CASE

03-20-2005 06:10:21




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John, What year is your dc ? I can't remeber ever seeing a dc or sc seat with the rubber torsion springs. the fenders look good but will put an other coat of paint on when I re-paint the tractor. planning on taking it to the Steam Pagent in Canadaigua N Y this August. hope to see you there. Case is the featured tractor this year




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John Saeli

03-20-2005 06:37:46




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 Re: DC SEAT John Seali in reply to N CASE, 03-20-2005 06:10:21  
Hey N CASE: I think '53 was the 1st year for the Rubber Springs on the SC & DC. If I'm wrong, they'll pile on & let us know. Happy to hear the Fenders are OK. Thanks again.



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Camboted

03-20-2005 06:55:16




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 Re: DC SEAT John Seali in reply to John Saeli, 03-20-2005 06:37:46  
I think John is right. It must have been when they switched to "80" series serial numbers. I have a 52, that has the same base as the rubber tortion springs, (live pto handle on left side, straight throtle lever on right) but the same old steel springs as the earlier models, then I have a 53 and 54 that both have the rubber springs. Other than the seat springs I can see no difference in the tractors.

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John Saeli

03-20-2005 10:18:37




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 Re: DC SEAT John Seali in reply to Camboted, 03-20-2005 06:55:16  
Hey Ted: Foot Clutch????



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N CASE

03-20-2005 15:09:48




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 Re: DC SEAT John Saeli in reply to John Saeli, 03-20-2005 10:18:37  
My dc is a 1952 with a 1948 engine but the seat has a coil spring, but who knows where she been or what been done to her ?



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Camboted

03-20-2005 15:09:29




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 Re: DC SEAT John Seali in reply to John Saeli, 03-20-2005 10:18:37  
Yup, definately that vintage, but I do have one of each, 53 with a hand clutch and a 54 with a foot clutch, both with rubber springs.



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