rolindamike
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one of m my most recent purchase is a Case ?????? VA? VAC?,,,how do i find out???? Also bought quite a few sheet metal parts with another i bought
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As to your question. With Case the C in the models is a suffix that indicates it is a row crop tractor. VAC, SC OR DC, or in the older models RC, and the CC. The standard treads will have a "squatty" stance and fixed tread width. VA, S, D, LA, and older models R, C, and L.
Now there was a model series just before the VA series called the V series. IE a V and VC. There may have been some other variations in the V series as there was in the others. Easy way to tell the difference between a VC and a VAC is the VC will have a continental flathead engine and the VAC will have a valve in head Case built engine.
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jt
As to your question. With Case the C in the models is a suffix that indicates it is a row crop tractor. VAC, SC OR DC, or in the older models RC, and the CC. The standard treads will have a "squatty" stance and fixed tread width. VA, S, D, LA, and older models R, C, and L.
Now there was a model series just before the VA series called the V series. IE a V and VC. There may have been some other variations in the V series as there was in the others. Easy way to tell the difference between a VC and a VAC is the VC will have a continental flathead engine and the VAC will have a valve in head Case built engine.
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jt
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This is a picture of a 1949 VAC I got last month maybe this will help you figure it out
Go here >>>> http://imageevent.com/skipjack/vamanuals/group1general and click an image to enlarge. 8)
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