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Scott KY

11-27-2005 14:47:15




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I have seen pictures of DC's and SC's with the tool box mounted behind the seat over the pto shield. All of mine are mounted on the right side over the belt pulley. Were certain year models mounted different places?




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thehickdaddy

11-29-2005 18:25:46




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 Re: Case tool box question in reply to Scott KY, 11-27-2005 14:47:15  
i agree with glenn. his reasoning is correct and follows all that i have seen on cases.
ps. the toolbox on my 40 D and 40 DO is on the left side, bolted to the fender skirting ahead of the axle housing. thehickdaddy



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Walt Davies

11-28-2005 13:42:32




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 Re: Case tool box question in reply to Scott KY, 11-27-2005 14:47:15  
My Case 1943 SI had the tool box mounted under the seat there are special brackets made for this. Walt



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Glenn FitzGerald

11-27-2005 15:54:37




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 Re: Case tool box question in reply to Scott KY, 11-27-2005 14:47:15  
I think all non-live pto models had the tool box below the seat. I would have to do some measuring but aparently there is not enough room below the seat when the tractor has live pto...perhaps the control lever would not clear it. It would also likely be in the way for late models equipped with eagle hitch. Dad's '51 DC is the last year DC without live pto and it has the box below the seat. We bought the tactor new. Glenn F.

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