Loren, the Adirondack Case Guy

kcm.MN · Jun 14, 2021

I've been expecting for some time to see a post telling of Loren's passing. I only knew Loren from within the forum, but it was clear he had a zest for life, a love for his family and of his Case tractors, and he enjoyed sharing his time, experience and knowledge with others.

Here are but a few of the many photos he shared. May his posts and photos continue to help others long into the future.

Rest in peace Loren.

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SweetFeet · Jun 14, 2021

Thanks for reposting Loren's pics. He
was the Metal Fabrication King for sure.
He and Beth were fun people to talk
with.

SVcummins · Jun 14, 2021

Thats too dang bad . I hadnt heard that yet .

RESLLS · Jun 15, 2021

He will be sorely missed. The wealth of
knowledge and skill he possessed was
astounding.

larry@stinescorner · Jun 15, 2021

Stroby · Jun 15, 2021

Great way to remember him, thanks for doing this.

grandpa Love · Jun 15, 2021

Thank you for posting these pictures!
Great tribute. He will be missed by
many, even folks who never met him.

fastfarmall · Jun 15, 2021

He had the talent to make it better!His post's will be missed !!

coonie minnie · Jun 15, 2021

The woods will never be the same.

Geo-TH,In · Jun 15, 2021

Hobo,NC · Jun 15, 2021

I hope one day I will have the time to play as he did on my projects. I hope he did not use up all those Kubota shipping crates and left us some. : )...

This post was edited by Hobo,NC on 06/15/2021 at 04:53 am.

muleman51 · Jun 15, 2021

I never had the opportunity to visit with Loren. I was always intrigued by his wood cutting assembly line. He was such a fabricator, I was
always amazed. And an expert at plowing, getting the perfect furrow. I had unanswered boiler questions for him but his illness didn't give me
a chance. May Loren and his family have peace. Jim

Carlmac 369 · Jun 15, 2021

All I can tell you about the man is that his fabrication skills were second to no one I've ever encountered.

R.I.P.

Bill VA · Jun 15, 2021

Great guy, great fab skills, struck me as a very well planned/organized person. I never met him, I'm sure he
was a wonderful person to meet.

RIP

Absent Minded Farmer · Jun 15, 2021

A great pic post to highlight Loren's abilities. He & his posts will be missed.

Mike

JK-NY · Jun 15, 2021

Thank you for posting these. Good to see the 930 Case plowing, all we lack is some garden and Maple syrup making pics.Loren was a
great asset to this website and I always enjoyed his posts. His willingness to share his knowledge and keep us up with his many
varied interests is already greatly missed.I wish I could have met him in person. I even started checking out the Case board here
due to him , though the only Case thing I own is an old hay elevator.

DoubleO7 · Jun 15, 2021

He sure liked to make things to make life easier and better.
For him and inspired others here to do the same with near copies.

All those pictures makes me wonder how many gallons of CASE paint he went thru over the years. 100 gallons?

Donald Lehman · Jun 15, 2021

Loren will be missed.

MNGB · Jun 15, 2021

Thanks for posting the photo tribute Godspeed Loren

pcsaw · Jun 15, 2021

Always enjoyed his firewood post

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