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Case model not in the books

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Jack King

09-10-2005 12:08:43




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I have a model SS and has been verified by the serial #. by case
Can some one tell me of the value. It my be the only one that exist today.




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Tim B in WV

09-10-2005 20:03:59




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Jack King, 09-10-2005 12:08:43  
Hey Jack,

You gonna post a pic or keep us waiting? Does the Serial# actually start with SS? Sounds cool,like to see it. Tim



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Jack King

09-11-2005 12:47:41




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Tim B in WV, 09-10-2005 20:03:59  
I have no idea how to post a picture on this site. And yes the model is SS even on the build sheet.Thanks for your interest.



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mj

09-11-2005 21:45:22




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Jack King, 09-11-2005 12:47:41  
Post a photo to Epson.com, Image Event, etc. then use that URL in the YTmag 'Optional Image URL' slot on your post.



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Bill from wisc

09-10-2005 18:55:54




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Jack King, 09-10-2005 12:08:43  
If I remember right, There was a article in one of the case magazines about the SS They took unsold si cases and made SS out of them. I thought for use in the orange groves loading big wooden crates full of fruit on to trucks. Not sure on the total number but thought in the amount of about 50 machines were built maybe only seven were built that way and the rest retrofitted that way, DCTom or J R Gyger should be able to help.Good luck with it. Bill

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Jack King

09-11-2005 12:52:19




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Bill from wisc, 09-10-2005 18:55:54  
Thanks for the info.The article you read was probaly correct about its use. Thats the area it is from.

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Case O' Trouble

09-10-2005 12:40:31




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Jack King, 09-10-2005 12:08:43  
Oh, those SS models run somewhere around a few hundred thousand dollars or so. No big deal really. You might explain for us what a model SS is before you head off to celebrate.



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Jack King

09-10-2005 12:59:46




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Case O' Trouble, 09-10-2005 12:40:31  
Well the last I looked at it darn sure looked like a tractor. Know if you would like any more info how about losing the cocky attitude



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Case O' Trouble

09-10-2005 14:10:34




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Jack King, 09-10-2005 12:59:46  
Sorry, I just couldn't help myself. I apologize. Seriously, could you tell us what a Case SS is? Never heard of such a thing .... is it a model S of some sort?



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Jack king

09-10-2005 17:46:49




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 Re: Case model not in the books in reply to Case O' Trouble, 09-10-2005 14:10:34  
Case archive's has it made in 1954. Case does not exactly know much about it. I have found out there were seven made and only one complete one left. It was similar to a fi or si is what they said. It did come with a wagner loader and a fourth gear that let it do twenty mph. I did get a copy of the build sheet. Not much else I can tell you. My knowledge of case tractors is limit
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