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DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets

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John in Ne.

05-30-2006 17:48:59




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I've taken the swinging drawbar off of my DC. How does the rest of it come off?I have the bolts out and it looks like it needs to be spread apart to come off.I would like to replace the curved angle-iron part of it as it is worn badly where the roller always sets.And while I'm here,are all of the gaskets that go on the sides of the oil pan available as a set?Or should I make my own? Thanks John.

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John in Ne.

05-31-2006 18:55:31




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 17:48:59  
Thanks for all of the help.I'll try to get some pctures on here when one of my boys come over.I not too smart about all this computer stuff.John.



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Don Rudolph

05-31-2006 09:00:17




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 17:48:59  
The handhole cover gaskets are still avaiable @16.00 apiece (last time I was brave enough to ask). I suggest making your own.



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John Saeli

09-15-2006 05:34:04




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to Don Rudolph, 05-31-2006 09:00:17  
16.00!! No wonder we can't get ahead here. We stock them for $11.89 apiece. Genuine CASE. We need to get Ted to punch out a bunch.



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dctom

05-31-2006 05:48:04




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 17:48:59  
John, all you need to remove the bushings is a B F H and pair of vice grips, beat em till loose and pull out with vice grips,, the way i do it tom



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Tom Railsback

05-30-2006 19:04:47




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 17:48:59  
THere may be four bushings that have to be removed to let the drawbar drop down, depends on the age of the tractor. I doubt that you can spread the rails very far with the heavy steel they are made from.

AS far as I know, the pan gaskets are still available from CaseNH. Original number is O1595AB. If you are referring to the handhole covers, that number is O700AB. ("O" is alpha not numeric.)

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John in Ne.

05-30-2006 21:57:52




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to Tom Railsback, 05-30-2006 19:04:47  
Yea,It looks like mine has the bushings,how do these come out? Thanks for your reply.John.



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Bruce Nelson

05-31-2006 08:09:50




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 21:57:52  
Those bushings can be tough to get out. Here's how I do it. The bushing has a flange on the outside. Think of it like a giant rivet with a hole drilled through the center. Take a thin chisel and drive it in between the flange (head of the rivet)and the drawbar support. You may have to go at it from the front and the rear and the bottom. The chisel will find its way in between the bushing flange and the drawbar, forcing the bushing out. Once it starts to move go to a larger and wider chisel and soon you will be able to get it out with a crowbar. An air hammer with a chisel bit on it works well. Bruce

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Glenn F.

05-31-2006 09:33:10




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to Bruce Nelson, 05-31-2006 08:09:50  
Exactly how I do it. Glenn



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Tom Railsback

05-31-2006 04:52:50




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 Re: DC Case Drawbar/Oil Pan Gaskets in reply to John in Ne., 05-30-2006 21:57:52  
John__I honestly don't have the answer to that question. Hopefully DCTom in Indiana will see this and have an answer; he's the reigning expert on the D series.



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