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Case Eagle Emblem Casting

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Emptypockets

03-23-2005 10:25:04




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While I am sitting here thinking... snowing outside, drat... and contemplating these Case birds, is there anyone out there that just collects the casting plates like this. I have seen them in all sorts of places and sizes... most are on a Case that you would have to melt down to an ingot to get anything kinda $ for the iron. Hate to see these melted out of existance.

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SmartAxe

03-24-2005 08:08:21




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Emptypockets, 03-23-2005 10:25:04  
Hey Emptypockets,
Like Bill said, if the dash plate is gone, check on the engine flange where it mates to the tranny on the operators left hand side of the motor. The SN# should be stamped there.
While you're at it, would you check if you have 3 or 4 forward gears on your tranny? I mean physically see if the shifter will go into all 4 forward gears. Guessing from your pics, I think you have a 1939 model and I'm wondering if yours is early enough that it was built with the leftover 3 speed tranny from the C series..
Thanks,
-Mark

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DC-4490

03-24-2005 10:20:50




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to SmartAxe, 03-24-2005 08:08:21  

Last C had same block as DC ready for a starter(more rearends than blocks)



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Bill from wisc

03-24-2005 07:51:07




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Emptypockets, 03-23-2005 10:25:04  
Look on the left side of the engine where it meets the bell housing and the serial number will be stamped into it there.DCtom will help once you have the number good luck Bill



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Emptypockets

03-24-2005 08:16:58




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Bill from wisc, 03-24-2005 07:51:07  
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Ok, thanks. Do we all think alike? I consider the left side of a tractor to be on my left when sitting in the seat facing forward and looking over the hood, likewise the right side would be in vision to the right from the same posture. Now, some fellows say the left side is the side to the left when you are standing in front of the tractor facing the grill, which would make it the right side if looking from the seat... Which is the norm? It's all a matter of concept. What pic angle do you and others prefer to see and is best for posting? I like the front view as it depicts the tractor coming at you saying "pick me!"... you are always facing the commander when he is going... you, you and come with me.

I take minimum six pictures when free to move about a tractor... left, right, front, back, dash, shift box... more detail pics are engine left, engine right, over hood (see wows), 4 tires and 4 tire size, wheel pocket weights (by the way, I am looking for some front wheel pocket weights for a JD R, 16/18" rim) and under1 steering wishbone and under2 drawbar assembly. So now I have 6732 pics on my computer.

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Tom Railsback

03-23-2005 19:52:44




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Emptypockets, 03-23-2005 10:25:04  
If your tractor is what I think it is, you have a rare bird (sorry about the pun, but I thunk you may have a DH.) The foot boards are for an early DC and there don't appear to be any turning brakes. Better send the serial number to DC Tom.



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Emptypockets

03-23-2005 22:53:52




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 Re: Watch the Birdie in reply to Tom Railsback, 03-23-2005 19:52:44  
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back view...



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Emptypockets

03-23-2005 22:51:01




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Tom Railsback, 03-23-2005 19:52:44  
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here is pic and serial numberdie.. puns abounding, lets find out what bird is here in the willow tree... walked around her and could not find serial tag... know where I should of looked, now that I pulled the pic.



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GARY CASE

03-23-2005 14:39:11




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 Re: Case Eagle Emblem Casting in reply to Emptypockets, 03-23-2005 10:25:04  
DON'T KNOW, BUT YOU SHOULD PUT THE PARTS ON THE MARKET OR RESTORE IT. IT'S PART OF A GREAT HISTORY



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