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Myron

03-21-2006 04:53:20




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I am trying to get a little info. A friend of mine recently passed away and I am trying to help his widow sell an old tractor he had found to restore. In an article by Jeremy Sweeten there is a picture of what he called a DC. I know a lot of tractors look alike, but that is what it looks like. It is a trike, it is on rubber, the frount wheels set out instead of under the front end and it has what looks to be 585 OA on the side of the transmission. Those were the only identifying numbers I found. The left fender is missing and it looks to have a home made side pan on the engine. I would like to have it myself but I have too many other things going on right now. It is definitely a restoration waiting to happen. Any info would be appreciated....age, popularity, value, is it worth $500, 300 or is it parts? Thanks

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Ken in AZ

03-21-2006 06:06:29




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 Re: Case DC? in reply to Myron, 03-21-2006 04:53:20  
A couple things would help greatly in determining its worth... first of all, does it run? That usually makes the difference between parts and restorable for some folks.

To determine what it actually is, you need the serial number. Look for a number stamped in the bell housing on the left side of the tractor behind the air cleaner.... get that number and post it here and any number of helpful folks can tell you a LOT more about it. It might be a model CC, a DC or any one of a bunch of different variants and model years. There is also usually another tag on either the tool box or around the operator someplace but from the sound of it, yours might be missing. Take a wire brush and clean the engine casting at the bell housing and it should turn up.

Ken in AZ

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Myron

03-29-2006 14:32:31




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 Re: Case DC? in reply to Ken in AZ, 03-21-2006 06:06:29  
OK. I finally got back down there and found the SN. It is 4602997SC. I guess it is a 1942 SC from what I found on another page. It did not run when it was brought home. But I believe it is all there except for the one fender. Thanks



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