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Case 3 point mower?

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jdman(MO)

08-18-2005 17:40:11




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I got a 3 point mower with a VAC, pretty badly bent up. looks like they hit something. How do you identify case 3 point mowers. This one looks like a 6 foot, v-belt drive with a steel pitman. Russ




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CK RICHARD

08-20-2005 08:14:28




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 Re: Case 3 point mower? in reply to jdman(MO), 08-18-2005 17:40:11  
I don't think it is Case , nice looking tractor .



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Paul f

08-19-2005 06:03:36




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 Re: Case 3 point mower? in reply to jdman(MO), 08-18-2005 17:40:11  
I don't know if Case never put data plates on mowers or if they all fell off. I have ID mine by matching casting numbers to parts manual. If the steel pitman is original then it is not a model 7 or model 10.
If it has a double belt and they are short and mounted low, the pitman is tubular, and it mounts to the rear axle housing it could be a Case Detroit Model 15.
I can scan and send you a picture from the manual.

If something is bent/broken finding parts will be a real chore. Knives and Rock guards can be replaced with modern universal types.
By the way is the word Case cast into the top of your rock guards??

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jdman(MO)

08-19-2005 07:59:43




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 Re: Case 3 point mower? in reply to Paul f, 08-19-2005 06:03:36  
I posted a picture in the implement photos. Most of the older guards have a P/N starting with MB. The pitman looks like it has been replaced with 1 inch pipe. There are traces of green paint on part of the mower. It is all there but pretty badly bent up. I have the center part of the 3 point but is not in the picture. The bar is bent, the sickle is bent, it looks pretty hopeless. Russ



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Paul f

08-19-2005 08:20:56




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 Re: Don't recognize it in reply to jdman(MO), 08-19-2005 07:59:43  
Sorry can't ID it. Not a Case Detroit nor is it a E7 or t10 or D series....
Most of the 7 and 10 series parts had MT casting #s



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