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PA CASE

06-08-2005 10:06:21

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Runs great! Now all I need are some eagle hitch implements. Anyone here know of any NE PA sources for Case implements?

loader
plow
discs
etc.

Thanks,

Mike

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Paul f

06-09-2005 05:33:10

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Re: My new Case in reply to PA CASE, 06-08-2005 10:06:21

Where in NEPA are you?? I am in South Gibson..(about 25 miles North of Scranton)...Judging from auctions and salvage yards Case wasn't the #1 choice in tractors and implements around here. I got a Case EDSC-7 Mower at Lenox Farm supply for my DC3...still looking for plow and disks. I bought a new New Holland 3pt finish mower and a 7' back blade to use. High PTO makes teh shaft angle rater steep on the mower but have used it for 3 years now...
Also have a VAC with a new Woods belly Mount Mower (and a trip bucket loader (not mounted)
Paul f

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PA CASE

06-09-2005 07:53:37

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Re: My new Case in reply to Paul f, 06-09-2005 05:33:10

Thanks Paul and C.

Paul, I'm about 20 mi SW of Wilkes-Barre in Shickshinny. This tractor was my Father-in-laws and he always had the same issues you described with implements. He struggled through and I guess I'll have to as well. I'll still keep a lookout for genuine Case Eagle hitch implements though.

Mike

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C. Amick

06-08-2005 11:57:04

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Re: My new Case in reply to PA CASE, 06-08-2005 10:06:21

Nice looking tractor. One of those would go well with my 311. Sometimes you can make regular 3-point hitch implements work. The problem I have with my 311 is the arms are spaced too close together. On my 3-point hitch rotary mower, I just turned one of the implement pins on the mower to the inside and it works fine. On the carry-all, I just have a round steel rod that runs all the way across and both arms just snap onto that. I think you will find that it's easier to hook up implements to the Eagle Hitch than it is with a conventional 3-point hitch, once you get used to doing it.

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PA CASE

06-08-2005 10:08:00

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