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Chris Vangel

10-08-1999 11:15:45




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Can anyone tell me where I can see a color picture of a 401? All can find are pictures of 400's. I would really like to see a good color picture of my model with a row crop front. Has anyone ever changed from a row crop to a wide front or is such a thing possible as the steering assembly looks very different?Thanks, Chris




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Larry

10-10-1999 19:37:03




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 Re: Picture in reply to Chris Vangel, 10-08-1999 11:15:45  

The 411 I believe is the row crop or general purpose tractor.I have a 1955 400 that has a 411 on the vintage tag.I had a adjustable wide front on this tractor when I bought it have since taken it off and put the narrow front back on.If you are interested in a wide front I will sell you mine.Just cotact me at my e-mail address ([email protected]).A good repair manual will show you all the differant front ends Case put on the 400's.

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Shaun In wisconsin

10-08-1999 17:53:57




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 Re: Picture in reply to Chris Vangel, 10-08-1999 11:15:45  
I will assume that you are aware of two facts first the 401 is a 400 and that the 401 is a tricycle right? And if you need to contact some one with a 400 with a wide front you can contact Clyde King he has pics. In the summer of �97� OLD ABE�S. He�s located in Aberdeen, MD. Or may be Roger Link in Ridgland, WI he has well over, 100 machines, and is a CASE dealer.
I must add that I�m a little rusty on the 400�s (Pardon the Pun) and I can�t for the life of me remember what magazine to reference.

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