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Joel Shelton

03-21-2005 01:59:24




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Hi all,
I have been a lurker on this forum for the past 15 months since I have been deployed to Iraq and am finally getting the chance to come home. I am looking for some 1950 case D full fenders (not the clamshell type) to help restore my case. Are these the same fenders that goes on a Case L? If anyone has any or knows of a source please let me know I would like to begin this project when I return. BTW, thanks for keeping this forum going this year I have enjoyed learning about the case line while I have been gone.

Also, John Saeli, where can I get a set of the case SC fenders you have been selling on Ebay. I would like to get some of the perfect ones and not the flawed ones that you sell on Ebay. My wife got the switches you sold me off ebay last month and she says they are very nice.
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Joel Shelton

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Vaughn Powell

03-22-2005 17:21:26




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Joel Shelton, 03-21-2005 01:59:24  
I have aset of D Case standard fenders that in fair condition but their in Kansas. Let me Know if I could help you.


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Joel Shelton

03-23-2005 02:33:22




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Vaughn Powell, 03-22-2005 17:21:26  
Vaughn, I don't have your email address. Will you email me at [email protected] and let me know the particulars. Any pics would help.
Thanks
Joel Shelton



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Joel Shelton

03-23-2005 02:31:22




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Vaughn Powell, 03-22-2005 17:21:26  
Thanks I will contact you by email.



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Mathias NY

03-21-2005 09:08:31




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Joel Shelton, 03-21-2005 01:59:24  
Welcome home.

I too am looking for a source for 'D' series replacement fenders. The 'D', 'DO', 'DV', and possibly 'DI' all had the same style fender. They are the same general shape as on a 'L' but I do not know if they are compatible. This style is different from the clamshell rowcrop fenders.

I have a set of the clamshells for sale or trade, off of a 'DC'. They are dented and rusty, but no holes.

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Craig Merchant

03-21-2005 14:51:41




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Mathias NY, 03-21-2005 09:08:31  
Welcome home Joel! Glad you are in one piece. Regarding the clamshell fenders from John Salei, he has two qualities, I've got a pair of his "dinged up" ones, and with very little effort, they look like new. I put them up against my rusted out set and I can't tell the difference. I think O'le John is just too fussy or too honest :>) But, if I were you, I'd get a set. I'm happy with mine. Besides, he did offer me my money back if I wasn't happy.

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Walt Davies

03-21-2005 08:20:40




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Joel Shelton, 03-21-2005 01:59:24  
Unless you have an Orchard model (DO) you are pretty much stuck with the clam shell type fenders to keep it correct. The L sieres is whole differant tractor.



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dbb62

03-21-2005 14:42:15




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Walt Davies, 03-21-2005 08:20:40  
Not true Walt. The DC versions (38 in. rears) have the clamshell fenders, but a standard D, DO, and DV (26 in rears) would have a full rounded fender (plus extensions and/or orchard tin for DV and DO). We have an original 49 that has always had the rounded fenders. I know I have heard on here before of guys that make them, so an archive search may turn up a name, etc.

They often get banged up in the back from turning too short, or backing up into drag implements, etc.

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Old Eb

03-21-2005 06:14:09




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Joel Shelton, 03-21-2005 01:59:24  
Joel - I can't help you with your fenders but I want to be among those who say "Thank You" for your service to our country. That must truly have been a great sacrifice on your part (and so many others). Glad to hear you're headed home. Again, a heartfelt Thank You.

I also find it pretty neat that you have been dropping in on this site from there - once a Case lover, always a Case lover. Take Care.

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Joel Shelton

03-21-2005 09:13:47




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 Re: Case D fenders in reply to Old Eb, 03-21-2005 06:14:09  
Thanks Old Eb for the kind word.



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