larry@stinescorner
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I sure learned a lot about the Case tractors yesterday,thanks for all the great info. Its a good thing you didnt compare the Case 300 to simalar Ford Models,it probably could get ugly,Gotta go now ,see ya later,
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randallinMo
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Must be a "White" tractor then. That's funny. I usually wear bib-overalls....but when it gets REALLY hot, I"ll put on shorts. Whenever I go for coffee up at the local Casey's of a morning, the gals will always give me a hard time about my "White" legs. I always tell them, "Yep, first time out for these babies this year"!
Case Nutty 1660
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posting this for Bro Loren cnt
Adirondack case guy
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Hey Larry,
My legs are better looking than yours! That's the ugly part of this thread. HeHe
Many years back Case bought the EB/ Rock Island machinery Co. The smaller utility type tractors were designed and built there rather than in Racine WI. where the Main Works were located Case built all its steamers and threshers there, plus in later days after the RI plant was closed all their tractors. For a while the RI Works and the Main Works seamed to be locked in a competition, each having their own R&D departments, and building their own variations of Case tractors. The RI tractors ranged from the V's up to the early 4-630s Tractor production in thr RI Works ended in 1961. The two tone Case tractors offered many trans. choices from a std 4spd., to a 12spd triple range, to The COM tranny in 4/611B's and 5/630's In 1972 Case also bought David Brown, who had a large line of smaller farm tractors.
The pics. are of our RI tractors, still earning their keep.
Keep on tractoring guys
Loren, the Acg.
My legs are better looking than yours! That's the ugly part of this thread. HeHe
Many years back Case bought the EB/ Rock Island machinery Co. The smaller utility type tractors were designed and built there rather than in Racine WI. where the Main Works were located Case built all its steamers and threshers there, plus in later days after the RI plant was closed all their tractors. For a while the RI Works and the Main Works seamed to be locked in a competition, each having their own R&D departments, and building their own variations of Case tractors. The RI tractors ranged from the V's up to the early 4-630s Tractor production in thr RI Works ended in 1961. The two tone Case tractors offered many trans. choices from a std 4spd., to a 12spd triple range, to The COM tranny in 4/611B's and 5/630's In 1972 Case also bought David Brown, who had a large line of smaller farm tractors.
The pics. are of our RI tractors, still earning their keep.
Keep on tractoring guys
Loren, the Acg.
larrystinescorner
Member
I like hearing the Case history,thanks for posting it! I figured I would get in more trouble than I did with the picture I posted!
Loren, beautiful farm you have there, - How many acres?
I may be "old-fashioned", but that photo posted by Case Nutty of that new Case 370; it may be the latest and greatest, with all the bells and whistles, but that is one UGLY tractor, it doesn't even look like a tractor.
Doc
I may be "old-fashioned", but that photo posted by Case Nutty of that new Case 370; it may be the latest and greatest, with all the bells and whistles, but that is one UGLY tractor, it doesn't even look like a tractor.
Doc
Adirondack case guy
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Bret,
You will have to mosey down from the shadey side of the ridge to the sunny side, some day.
Loren
You will have to mosey down from the shadey side of the ridge to the sunny side, some day.
Loren
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