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dctom

06-17-2006 17:02:52




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hey all, old DC came thru again, first 4500# second 5500# third 6500# and tenth 7000# tom




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Walt Davies

06-19-2006 23:01:42




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
Great Tom we need more good running Cases out there to let those ugly green things know what real power is.

Walt

PS I had to pull my Kubota and Massey Ferg 725 mower out out of a ditch today. It was real hard low gear and idle speed and it slowing lifted the whole thing right up and out. Thank Old JI Case for his good tractors.



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JR-2

06-19-2006 08:28:57




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
third party image

and here is Tom & DC



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D boll

06-19-2006 05:00:03




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
I forgot there was a 4mph limit Sat. got dq'd in 4000 (was doing 5mph!) got 2nd in 4000 open against 2 wc Allis's with 292 chev. engines and won 4500 and 5500 with my CC Sat. in Canby Mn



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joecool

06-18-2006 06:56:46




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
dad's ol cc showed it's stuff yesterday. 3rd in 6500, 1 st in 5000, 1st 4500 and our CO got several 2nd and 3rd's. we went to a good pull in Carrollton, GA.



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Don Rudolph

06-17-2006 19:00:11




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
Way to show 'em what a Case can do Tom! Don



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Thad

06-17-2006 18:08:45




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to dctom, 06-17-2006 17:02:52  
Sounds very respectable to me a good tuned DC is hard to beat. We tryed out the new 730 last week found out we had a problem. Not enough clutch for 7th gear at 6000lbs. It was hard to get it started but i did and it let loose right at the gate. So the motor looks like its going to make enough to run 7th. So we are going to try to put in a built up 14" from a 970 this week. Then take it out sat night agin. Hope you have more pulls that good or better. Thad

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jaker2

06-18-2006 07:34:49




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to Thad, 06-17-2006 18:08:45  
Thad,
That is impressive pulling in 7 gear at 6000lbs. Is it gas or diesel? What kind of cubes are you running? Any idea on how much hp you are putting out? This sounds like something to see. Thanks Jake



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Thad

06-18-2006 09:09:10




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to jaker2, 06-18-2006 07:34:49  
Yeah its a heck of a ride in 7th. We took 336BDT diesel iragation engine and stuck it in a eagle hitch rearend. We completly built the engine. Removed the counter balancer had the crank and rods balanced. Sleeves are fire ringed so no head gasket problems now. St Joe diesel did the inj pump lines injectors and turbo. As far as HP who knows we left the pto off. I will take some pics when we get it painted. Its kind of ugly at this point it parts from about 6 tractors from the salave yard. Thad

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Jaker2

06-18-2006 13:31:52




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 Re: pullin DC in reply to Thad, 06-18-2006 09:09:10  
For some reason I just knew it was going to be an eagle hitch rear, just didnt know if it was going to be a 504 or a 336. I have heard of some people getting a lot out of those. I saw a 700 case with a built 504 running 8000 lbs you talk about a ride it was downright wicked. I was scared and I was just watching. Those old rears are as tough as they get. Can't wait to see some pics. Go ahead and post em before you paint. I like to see stuff when it is being put together, it also makes you appreciate someones hard work when you get to see the starting point. Good luck pulling

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