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Bobl58

04-07-2005 12:32:03




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It looks like I have a good chance of getting a Case CO. The tractor is grey, I think about a '37 model. It is a California tractor with some kind of oddball wheels. They are for rubber tires, but are from some foundry in California. Nonetheless, I was wondering if there were many of the CO's made? Thanks for any information you might have.




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joecool

04-09-2005 06:06:36




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Bobl58, 04-07-2005 12:32:03  
we pull a 31 CO, it doesn't have fenders. it has dc head and does very well in 3500lb stock class. it is geared higher than our cc or dc. I don't know how rare they are. we tried to sell this one a few years ago, no buyer. then took parts off to fix cc, then decided to put back together and pull.



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Dave Olson

04-07-2005 17:39:07




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Bobl58, 04-07-2005 12:32:03  
Here is a link to the Gyger Collection. I visited their farm a couple years ago. Wow! If you like Case, you will enjoy visiting their place.

This is a picture of their CO.

Dave Olson - East-Central Illinois



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C. Amick

04-07-2005 13:14:26




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Bobl58, 04-07-2005 12:32:03  
According to the information taken from the web site listed below, there were only 1,275 made.

http://www.jicaseworld.com/CMOD.html



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Bobl58

04-07-2005 13:43:58




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 Re: Case CO in reply to C. Amick, 04-07-2005 13:14:26  
Hey, thanks a million for the reply and web site. It is full of great information. I collect JD's for the most part, but thought this would be a neat little tractor to have. Thanks again-Bob



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jicaseworld

04-07-2005 15:14:01




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Bobl58, 04-07-2005 13:43:58  
Thought I had a CO in my photo gallery page 2
When I checked it on line noticed my link didn't take. Will fix that right away. Brian Kline sent me photo's of three of his C Models which are on that page. Unfortunately none are CO but there is
a 1927 10-20, 1938CC, 1936 C on steel, and 1934 L.
If the page 2 link still doesn't work in the photo Gallery page just type in a 2 after photogallery in the address line.
jicaseworld.com/photogallery2.html
and thanks for the comments guys, appreciate it...

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CASEPOWER

04-07-2005 15:43:27




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 Re: Case CO in reply to jicaseworld, 04-07-2005 15:14:01  
third party image

Here is a picture of a CO, well what was left of it. The block and head was cracked. The CC below it is the same tractor. 38" tires and a CC front. This makes a CC that will travel 8 mph in first gear at about 2400 rpm's.



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Jim Whalen

04-07-2005 17:51:46




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 Re: Case CO in reply to CASEPOWER, 04-07-2005 15:43:27  
Jonathan..... the pictures look a lot like Cameron, NC. Is that possible? I have a Case "CO" in my garage here in Charlotte. Congratulations on you new position as Editor of "Old Abe"

Jim Whalen



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CASEPOWER

04-07-2005 17:58:56




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Jim Whalen, 04-07-2005 17:51:46  
Thanks Jim!! Was you wanting the seagrave fire truck?? Yea it sure does look like my desert land. They seen me coming all the way from WV!!



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CASEPOWER

04-07-2005 14:18:42




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 Re: Case CO in reply to Bobl58, 04-07-2005 13:43:58  
Most of the factory rubber CO's had a solid cast rim, that was two piece. The outer section of the rim would un-bolt. They were very easy to change tires on and never rusted out.



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