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Case CC-4 question

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Phill Reed

05-04-2006 09:34:08




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I have a a chance of getting a CC with a nonadjustable wide frontend. My question is there any way of telling if it is a original CC-4 or just a CC with wide front stuck under it. I didnt know if the serial # would say CC 4 or if they all just say CC. Also is one worth 1600. Its in running condition. thanks




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dctom

05-05-2006 16:13:09




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 Re: Case CC-4 question in reply to Phill Reed, 05-04-2006 09:34:08  
most people didnt relize that was a selling point for case tractors, farmer could buy a CC-3 and also buy the wide axle for a CC-4 than he could have a 4 wheel tractor for heavy tillage and field work and than change to CC-3 for cultivating, it is very easy to change four bolts drop off the goose neck and just two pins and the wide axle was in turn pitman arm down and shorter drag link and have a 4 wheel tractor

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Chances R

05-05-2006 12:09:56




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 Re: Case CC-4 question in reply to Phill Reed, 05-04-2006 09:34:08  
I dont believe mine said cc4, i think it just said cc. One thing I would look for is if it had a spacer block between the front axle and the bottom of the tractor. I believe all CC-4's had it and the C's did not do to the size of the back tires. Charlie



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John Noname

05-04-2006 18:41:24




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 Re: Case CC-4 question in reply to Phill Reed, 05-04-2006 09:34:08  
Not sure how much work it would be to try and convert a CC-3 to a CC-4 as the 3 had the chicken roost steering. Both had foot brakes. What does the serial number say?



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