Fran Ivancic wrote on Friday, March 31, 2000 (PST): I have just read your story about old case tractors .It was very interesting. Ihave a case 211b it is a good old tractor.I have a problem with the hydralic pump that has to be fixed,it does not look like an easy job to do.Well keep up the good work on your case tractors. FRAN FRANK wrote on Friday, March 31, 2000 (PST): GOOD ARTICLE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK WISH YOU WELL Randall Barnard wrote on Friday, March 31, 2000 (PST): Great Collection! I think its great you use your equipment. You should probably add 1 John Deere to your collection or a Minneapolis Moline! (just a thought) The Red wrote on Saturday, April 01, 2000 (PST): Nice article Jeremy and good luck on your studies at Purdue. LaBarre Schreck wrote on Saturday, April 01, 2000 (PST): love to here a young man like old case tractors this is a very good story i have talked to Jammey about 230 baler parts he is a real case man Curtis Larson wrote on Sunday, April 02, 2000 (PDT): Case only made the sc with a foot clutch in 1954 the 1953 had a hand clutch, my father bought a new '53 sc and a new '54 sc Larry Whitesell wrote on Sunday, April 02, 2000 (PDT): Hi Jeremy, Nice article. I have a 400 gas that looks just like yours. I am restoring my Dad's 48 SC Case, and need sleeves and pistons, think I have found everything else. Congratulations on your wedding plans. By the way I talked to my brother Jerry and we both remember the weekend at Tipton show that you bought the DC. It is good to see a young man interested in farming and perserving old iron. Ken Calman wrote on Monday, April 03, 2000 (PDT): Thanks for the article on the Case tractors. I found it especially enjoyable because I learned to drive and literally grew up on a Case SC. Ours had been built during WWII so had a small gasoline tank, the gasoline having been used to start the engine, and a larger tank for kerosene, used while it was running. It had a hand clutch and tricycle wheels. It was used mostly for pulling hay and silage wagons and raking hay. During the winter it was mounted with a homemade wooden snowplow, simply a flat board assembly in front of the tractor and perpendicular to the direction of travel. It was raised by a cable attached to the lift arms at the rear of the tractor, and lowered by gravity. When still very young I found that I would be allowed to use this tractor if I could come up with some excuse to use it. Plowing snow was one of them, and I'd do that well into the night, until called inside to go to bed. It was a reliable tractor but I recall the radiator clogging up and the engine being rebuilt with thinner cylinder liners and oversize pistons. I found I could override the governor by attaching a wire to the throttle linkage and pulling it from the seat. I once had it nearly stuck in a swampy area, and my Dad came along just in time to find me getting it out of the mud by pulling that wire and racing the engine, the front wheels lifting off the ground as I wrenched her free. Oh boy, the good old times! How handy the old Case would be for me if I had it now. Dave In Mo wrote on Monday, April 03, 2000 (PDT): Jeremy, nice article and photos. By the way, I though Purdue turned out Aero Engineers and A&P Mechanics! Old Abe wrote on Monday, April 03, 2000 (PDT): Hey Jeremy - Neat web site - shows really good taste. Gonna have any Cases at the wedding? Didja see the Case wedding in one of the last issues? Good Luck ! DE gramps wrote on Tuesday, April 04, 2000 (PDT): very good article ( of course i'm biased) gramps Ben wrote on Friday, April 07, 2000 (PDT): This is a very good article! I'm glad to see I'm not the only young person in this world who's interested in old iron (myself being 17 years old).There aren't many articles or pictures on implements so I really liked this article. One suggestion I have for YTmagazine is to include more pictures and articles on old implements(corn pickers, binders, spreaders ect...). I am also interested in agriculture and plan to persue it after high school. Ben Guerry W. O'Briant wrote on Monday, April 17, 2000 (PDT): I'm restoring a 311 and need a engine rebuild kit. Do you know where or who I may get one from. I also need a steering wheel and the plastic Case decal that goes on the front of the tractor. Thanks, Guerry Doc wrote on Tuesday, April 18, 2000 (PDT): Glad to here your fixing them up instead of letting them set in the field as some do .. Wish you had of put your 311 picture in there too. (as i have one ) Don Rudolph wrote on Wednesday, April 19, 2000 (PDT): Jeremy; Great site! When I got married in 1981 we rode on a 1070 and the best man and maid of honor rode on a 1030 and the rest of the wedding party rode on a 930 and 730. Someday I'm going to get those pictures online. It is great to hear from a young person interested in Old Case tractors. My dad bought a new D in 1954 just before I was born and that is the tractor I learned to drive on. Dad needed someone to drive baler when I was 5. I have a 500 as well. It is just awesome how that big engine is so smooooth. Anyway, Good Luck to you and thanks for sharing with the rest of us. By the way, you should get a John Deere to see what 1918 technology was like into the 1950's. Don Rudolph Frank wrote on Saturday, April 22, 2000 (PDT): Nice to know that there are still young people who likes tractors and farming. I live in Calif and it is sad to see that the farmers are a dying breed. Your major and career will contribute a great deal to this country and this society. Keep up the good work. KATHY wrote on Saturday, April 22, 2000 (PDT): HI I THINK YOUR ARTICLE IS GREAT. I WANNA TO SEE IF YOU CAN HELP ME LOCATE THE YEAR ON CASE CORN HOPPER WE HAVE IT IS A J.I. CASE CO. INC. SIZE MC-14 NO 440670 SS# IT WAS MY DAD'S AND I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW OLD IT IS THANKS Greg Breisch wrote on Monday, April 24, 2000 (PDT): Jeremy, I just finished your story that I enjoyed very much. I have a small farm here in Northwest Mo. that I enjoy making hay with my old case equipment. I have twenty tractors all CASE of coarse. CASE balers (3) two CASE hay rakes, 281,400 models and a 550 CASE haybine. Few mounted corn pickes, plows etc,etc. Most of the tractors I have bought needed work. I just enjoy restoring these tractors. I am just about to finish a 1030 western. Good luch to you and enjoy your fleet. Ossie Smith wrote on Friday, April 28, 2000 (PDT): Jeremy, It is alway nice to see a young man go into agriculture and I am pleased at the article you have written about you Case's . I too grew up on a farm and the first tractor my Daddy bought was a 1949 VAC Case and it is the first tractor that I ever drove. I too went to college and have persued different work other than farming but it never fail I alway seem to have a crop every year so you will no have to give up your hertiage to continue in agriculture. Your new knowledge is being used now as you know by us "old" farmers to still compete in the world of agroeconomics. It is not going to be easy in the future but it will be as farming has always been a challenge to continue and be profitable. Oh yes I have gone on to collect a large collection of Case tractor now as well as other makes also, to the point that I have one of the largest collection of antique farm tractors on the east coast. Don't let the old rust continue ...... save it for the future. Good luck to you in the future young man. E.Trivelli wrote on Friday, April 28, 2000 (PDT): Hi Jeremy! I enjoyed your article about the Case tractors. I hope you do good at Uni and also at marriage. Farming is still something enjoyable, though harder everyday. I have a 1000 Combine(1962) on which I have done many hours harvesting wheat, and enjoying life as well. I have an old roller about the same age as the combine which does a great job of breaking the clods and leaving a nice smooth field for the next crop. A you can see here is another Case fan supporting you. Keep on with the job! E.Trivelli Brian Heyer wrote on Tuesday, July 04, 2000 (PDT): I enjoyed reading about your appreciation for Case tractors - particularly an old 500. I spent summers on my grandpa's farm in Greeley, Iowa. His 500 was a favorite since the fenders were wide enough for grandkids and, if we had his black, percolated coffee for breakfast, we could work the lever clutch. I just went to Independence day parade today and noticed we don't have any tractors. Too much concrete in these Milwaukee suburbs. I suddenly got the urge to buy my grandpa's old 500. It was sold at auction in 1991 after he died, and I hopped online to see what I could find. I don't know the first thing about fixing waterpumps. (I'm a securities compliance manager.) But I thought I wouldn't mind parking the driveway to make room for an old 500... I think these cityfolks would enjoy seeing some Racine Iron every Fourth of July. Besides, Racine is only a half hour away - maybe they have a huge storeroom of parts at the plant, just waiting for my call.... I enjoyed your webpage. Best wishes, Brian Heyer Gene Tuma wrote on Sunday, August 20, 2000 (PDT): I read your story with great admiration--Good luck to you.I'm new to case tractors and just bought a 500 Diesel-it runs strong! Can a 3 pt hitch be attached ao a front end loader? Appreciate your comments! Dale Eubanks Central Texas wrote on Sunday, August 27, 2000 (PDT): Started farming for myself in 1954,after being raised an A farm(dad was A share croper)with A new DC case with A foot cluch and 4in. pistons on butane,broke 3 crankshafts in 3 years, traded for A 1957 400 on butane(4row)still have it with over 16ooo hrs on it. Is retiered now (the tractor not me) also have A 1936 cc case, also the F-20 farmall of my dads that I learned to drive on. Good luck with your education you will need it to make A living while you farm. Dale Eubanks Central Texas David Woollard wrote on Saturday, September 02, 2000 (PDT): Great article Jeremy. We do around eight acres of our own hay here in England (plus about another ten acres for friends) with older equipment like you. I have just bought a New Holland 254 tedder to replace my old "overtop" drum type tedder. Have you an instruction book for your 254? Any chance of scanning/e-mailing it to me as the books are hard to find now in England and I want to use it properly. Josh Hauser wrote on Tuesday, September 05, 2000 (PDT): I enjoyed reading your article. I am a freshman at university of delaware. I live on a farm and miss it a lot. I enjoyed your article because we use old tractors too. I also have a hay making business to help pay for college. I have an Oliver 77 that is my main tractor and a case VAO and Farmall A. TOM GRAVERSON wrote on Wednesday, September 20, 2000 (PDT): Jerimy ; remember me ? I was at tipton when you bought your DC Your web page stories and pictures are great (to the rest of the readers) I have never seen any one as excited over old tractors as this young fellow,Keep up the good work on case ,stop by any time DC TOM Derrick wrote on Wednesday, October 18, 2000 (PDT): I just finished reading your article. It was very interesting and I enjoyed it. Write again sometime. I know the ol' timers love to read stories like this. Jordan Kiker wrote on Monday, October 30, 2000 (PST): Hey man keep up the good work. It is always exciting to see another young person interested in antique tractors. When I was 15 I restored my grandpa's Case L and since then i have restored a Farmall A and just got A MM G705 running that has been stuck for 10 years. Right now im working on a Case 930 Comfort King that was also my grandfathers which he used to farm rice with and a JD R. Now I am 17 and love restoring them. Doug Boll wrote on Sunday, November 12, 2000 (PST): Jeremy, I enjoy reading about others who share my passion for Case tractors. I also love the bottom end power the Case engines have, from my 29 L to my 1370. I enjoy plowing at threshing shows when theres some 2-bangers around, usually the Case will do the pushing! Though Case"s werent always the most modern they were durable tractors you could depend on! I have a 29L, 30 CC, 35 CC, 36 RC, 41 SC, 42 SC, 44 DC, 49 DC (my pulling tractor Brutus) 50 DC, 55 401,and a 74 1370 I also have several Case implements- plows,disks, 2-row planter, A-6 combine, 1-row corn picker 2-row picker sheller and some cultivators. Like you I like using my old Case machinery when I can. I worked as a service tech at a Case- IH dealer until taking a job for Enron Wind as a wind turbine mech. at Lake Benton, Mn. The guys at told me that Case rearends were no good but I sure fixed alot more Ih trans. and diffs! Best wishes happy Case collecting!! Len wrote on Thursday, November 23, 2000 (PST): Jeremy, I have a 730 Case. 1965 version. I bought it from the farmer who purchased it new. I've gone over some of the things he neglected the last few years, mostly removing a bucket full of pigeon droppings on the right rear tire. There was so much on there you could feel it when I first drove it out of his barn. I'll try to get a picture for you. Greg Shickle wrote on Friday, December 01, 2000 (PST): Was looking for parts and implements for a 310 B Case and read your story.It was obvious to me growing up in suburbia that most people can't understand and will never experience the the pleasure of driving an old tractor in the field. Good Luck with your new bride John Sopkowiak wrote on Tuesday, February 27, 2001 (PST): Jeremy, your article was very interesting. I grew up on a small farm, where the first thing i learned to drive was a Case 400, we also have a 1969 930 Comfort King. Both are really great tractors. I am now taking up mechanical engineering at SDSU, and i hope to end up designing farm machinery. Ryan Gault wrote on Thursday, March 01, 2001 (PST): Hi Jeremy i have a 42 sc that my dad gave me and we have a 52 sc, and also a 400 gas narrow front on the farm. If you are interested in letting your dc go please email me with a price quote i am looking for a dc or am interested in another 400 gas narrow front tractor Barry Lautzenhiser wrote on Sunday, March 18, 2001 (PST): Hi Jeremy. Great article. I am particularly interested in the DC since I am restoring one myself (a '50 DC-4). Please let me know if you have any left over parts or know someone who does. I am located not too far away, in Hamilton, IN. Thanks. Tom Sweeten wrote on Friday, May 11, 2001 (PDT): As you read from my address my name is Sweeten too. I am located in Mt. Vernon, Illinois and was checking the web for information on a Case tractor when I came across Jeremy's article. I have a Case 300 Super and would like to communicate with someone on restoring it. It is excellent running condition but needs paint and other body work. I would also like to find some side shields for this tractor. Mark Repka wrote on Thursday, November 15, 2001 (PST): Jeremy I'm an IH man, but I like all the different tractors. I really liked your article too. I just wanted to say best of luck to you, you sound like you really got your stuff together. Thanks for the great story. Mark R. Lancaster, NY TIM wrote on Thursday, January 17, 2002 (PST): Jeremy - nice article, if you are ever interested in selling the 400 Case with wide frt. E-mail me. Thank You Todd Stenerson wrote on Saturday, February 02, 2002 (PST): Thanks for sharing this great article by Jeremy Sweeten. We really enjoyed reading it and was hoping that we might be able to get more information from him or someone regarding the Case 500, as we have one of our own. Any information that someone might have we would really appreciate. We don't know the year, but we think it is around 1954 also. Thanks so much! terry wrote on Saturday, May 04, 2002 (PDT): looking for some informtion on a case 2-14'steel wheel trailer plow. the lever that moves it up and down won't work it was. looking for a picture of the inside of the housing to compare with to see what is wrong with it have looked all over the place of some information could you help no serial number some parts numbers thats all. mike garcia wrote on Tuesday, June 04, 2002 (PDT): great article!!!!! i have a 1958 210b i am restoring. i am iterested in getting another case to do the same. i live in arizona and was wondering where you found your parts? i have had some luck out of oregon from a salvage outfit, but am looking for other sources. would like to talk to you about your tractors!!!!! David Mace wrote on Tuesday, July 16, 2002 (PDT): Thanks Jeromy...I really enjoyed you article...being a City Boy and only able to dream about tractors...once I was able to drive a Cat D-5 on a construction site as I spent a lot of time watching a basement being installed and the operator took pity on me and let me drive it for about an hour. I am looking for more opportunities to drive stuff. sue wrote on Monday, July 29, 2002 (PDT): I am looking for info or manual for a 430 international haybaler. any help will be greatly apreciated thank you sue Matt Ziemer wrote on Wednesday, July 31, 2002 (PDT): Hi I am looking for a bill hook from the knotter for a Case 230 BALER. Any ideas where I might look? Thanks. ted boyce wrote on Sunday, August 18, 2002 (PDT): i am looking for lift arms on a case va 1951.can you help me thanx ted Ray Teige wrote on Friday, September 27, 2002 (PDT): I'm Ray And Icouldnt help but notice the nice traktors I'm only15and I have1 VAC CASE thatpulls a 2Bottom plow and also an LA Case I just thought you had some very very nice Tractors. Eddie wrote on Wednesday, October 02, 2002 (PDT): Damn good page Jim Whalen wrote on Saturday, January 18, 2003 (PST): "Outstanding" !! You sound like a great young man, and best of luck to you on all of life's adventures. You write a great article. Gary wrote on Saturday, March 29, 2003 (PST): Jeremy, Great article! Go Boilers!!!!! John Ellerbe wrote on Saturday, March 29, 2003 (PST): Enjoyed the story! I have looked for a case 400 diesel for over a year and to date have not located one. Kathy Webster wrote on Tuesday, April 15, 2003 (PDT): I have a Case hay baler (I think), it's old, the serial number is 491020 and then it has the letters NLP on the metal tag. What do I have? Please e-mail me back as we have no idea what we have on our property. Thanks So Much !!!!!!!! Bruce Becxkman wrote on Saturday, May 10, 2003 (PDT): good story I have an old combine if you need it email me Jeremy wrote on Monday, February 02, 2004 (PST): What type and brand of dynomometer did you use for you test Thank, CJB Paul Twehues wrote on Friday, February 20, 2004 (PST): This is a great article about Case tractors. I have a 1965 430 and I feel the same way. wayne c. meyer wrote on Thursday, April 22, 2004 (PDT): Looking for any information on a case IM corn picker mj wrote on Sunday, May 02, 2004 (PDT): Great article, Jeremy! Keep on keepin' on....with CASE! Duane Hallenback wrote on Wednesday, July 28, 2004 (PDT): Nice story. I am looking for 1950 Case Bull Dozer or 310 model uner carriage. Thank you Duane Hallenback bob jones wrote on Sunday, August 29, 2004 (PDT): Need PTO shaft for Case SC. 49" splined on both ends. bob jones wrote on Sunday, August 29, 2004 (PDT): Need PTO shaft for Case SC. 49" splined on both ends. zlacenski wrote on Saturday, October 23, 2004 (PDT): I have a 1954 DC-4 with 4 inch pistons.It has 50 horsepower on the dyno, and handles a 2-14 plow with ease.I had it on our corn grinder, and a friend of mine had his MM U on it. The DC-4 had a lot more low-end torque than the U. Jim Broughton wrote on Saturday, December 18, 2004 (PST): Good article...sounds like you're doing O.K. We had a DC Case during the latter days of WW2 assigned by the W.P.B. and boy, was it a worker !! Unfortunately it was also a gas hog..one of our tractor drivers was doing night plowing with lights..when it dropped off in a stump hole..oops! there went the cast front spindle..sure glad it wasn't me or my dad would have tanned my hide !! Even so, it was a really strong tractor. Lotsa luck...Jim DUKE wrote on Saturday, January 08, 2005 (PST): GREAT ARTICLE ABOUT THE TRACTORS AND HOPE THE RELATIONS WITH THE FEMALE GO WELL. GOT AN ALO SC I RESTORED FROM MY GRADPAP AND LOVE IT DEARLY. IT TAKES SOME CASH TO, BUT WHEN THOSE ENGINES START UP,,, THEY SOUND, SMELL, AND HAVE A LIFE OF THEIR OWN. I CALL MINE THE SAND HILL HARLEY, BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE I'M FROM AND WOULD RATHER RIDE IT THEN A BIKE. THAT, AND IT SOUNDS BETTER. HOPE ALL IS WELL.... DUKE D. C. Engebretson wrote on Monday, March 28, 2005 (PST): please keep writing as i detect a great talent here and would enjoy reading more about our comon intresets. i just boughet my first tractor a 1955? case and am much interested in all things old and mechanical thanks Dave BRAD ATKINS wrote on Sunday, July 03, 2005 (PDT): HI JEREMY MY DAD HAS A CASE 330 BALER WITH BALE LAUNCHER CAN ANY ONE TELL US WHAT YEAR AND HOW MANY WERE MADE CHASKA MINN BRAD ATKINS wrote on Sunday, July 03, 2005 (PDT): HI JEREMY MY DAD HAS A CASE 330 BALER WITH BALE LAUNCHER CAN ANY ONE TELL US WHAT YEAR AND HOW MANY WERE MADE CHASKA MINN KENT MAUCK wrote on Wednesday, September 07, 2005 (PDT): I HAVE A 1949 CASE SC AND I NEED TO KNOW IS IT A POSITIVE OR NEGITIVE GROUND. THERE IS NO BATTERY IN IT NOW AND I NEED TO KNOW BEFORE I HOOK IT UP. TRACTOR IS ALL ORIGINAL. THANKS, KENT Jim Bennett wrote on Friday, September 16, 2005 (PDT): Hi; A friend of mine has a Case stationary baler with the serial number of NL5267780 and he would like to know when it was built.Any information would be appreciated. Thanks. Jim Curtis Kostyiuk wrote on Sunday, November 20, 2005 (PST): We would like information and pictures on the colour of a Case 4.5 foot one way disker. We think that the box is green and the frame is Case orange. Any help would be appreciated as I am in the process of restoring it. Brad Ansell wrote on Saturday, January 21, 2006 (PST): Appreciate your Love for old tractors. I share that from the days breaking with a 2 bottom plow behind my dads 93- case. I now have a 900B diesel and a cockshutt 1655 on my Buffalo ranch. The case needs starter bushings, any leads? Dave Mello wrote on Friday, September 08, 2006 (PDT): Great article! I very much agree with the way you feel about those old tractors. Yes, it IS nice to be able to climb up into the glass-enclosed cab of a John Deere Model 8410 and get 100 acres worked up by the end of the day and never have to be out in the biting wind, but the "Mechanical Presence" of that old iron really takes me back to my kidhood. I just bought a 1947 Case Model VAI. (That's a VA with a straight beam front axle.) When I was a kid my "personal" tractor was a Case VAI, and I used it to bale my way through college in front of an IH Model 55W baler.I always regretted not saving that tractor from the scrap heap, so now I'm re-doing this recent acquistion to resemble my "full race Case" from back in 1962. Dave Tom Kline wrote on Saturday, October 21, 2006 (PDT): Hi Jeremy; I've got an old Case/Osbourne Sicklebar Mower. Case bought Osbourne in about '28 from IH no less. It would be a nice period piece to show with an older tractor, probably CC, RC or earlier as it is dk green from the factory. Don't know much else about it but it's in good shape (real good shape considering it's 60-70 yrs old). Let me know if interested or if there's anymore info you could give me on it. Thanks! Tom Mr Bob wrote on Sunday, January 28, 2007 (PST): You wrote a very interesting article. I live a few hundred miles SE of you in E central Ohio. I have never had any experience with Case machinery. My long years of experience is with mostly AC, Ford, and Massey ferguson. Your article educated me a bit in the Case field. The case 500 would be a tractor that would strike my fancy. Its weight, power, and configuration are all quite appealing to me. Putting as much weight and power as possible in as compact a package as possible has always seemed to make a lot of sense to me. This is why I probably like the Fords and Fergusons Massey Fergusons so much. Sandra Grasley wrote on Thursday, June 28, 2007 (PDT): Hi Jeremy -- My Dad sold his 1949 SC 2-14 trailer plows to a neighbor who has started to restore tractors and equipment and we wondered if you know the Paint Colors and No s used on that two-bottom plow. Any info would be helpful. We still have the 1949 Case SC Tractor and it still works like a charm! Thanks. mike warden wrote on Thursday, December 20, 2007 (PST): I have found a old case tractor and all i know at this time is that the rear tires are 13.9-16. Was there any tractors with this size from the factory or is there alot with this size. The tire size is suppost to be the orgainal. Stephen Atkins wrote on Monday, January 28, 2008 (PST): The threshing machine for our thrashing run was powered by an LA Case. We had to lay off for a couple days because of rain. When it was determined we could thresh again Dad and I crossed our pasture and to the neighbors wheat field. We were first up to thresher that day. We had topped off our load with some bundles out of a bottom. Everything had een reset andthe big belt lined up and the thresher was running. The first bundle Dad laid into the feeder was one that came out of the bottom and it was a little tough.(wet) When the bundle hit the cylinder the threshing machine went WHUMMPH!!! It killed the engine on the LA and threw the belt. That brought out a few laughs and some cussing. We had to restart the LA and reset the tractor and alinge the belt. Steve and Mary Paul Worm wrote on Thursday, December 24, 2009 (PST): MY Dad, Vergil, bought a model L case in 1948 when he started farming and that was his main tractor. I drove this tractor from field to field when we moved equipment before I was 7 years old and years after. 500 case, then a 900 B case and we were farming about 3500 acres when we left the farm 1961. The model L was bought on rubber, with a Canadian loader, dirt bucket and push off stacker basket. Was purchased in Lemmon, SD. The loader was red in color, hydraulic. I can't remember the name brand anymore. Have been researching but haven't come up with name as yet. Paul Worm 951-306-0688 happyhands@verion.net Herb Wessel wrote on Thursday, January 28, 2010 (PST): Nice story. Suggest you join one of the Case collector clubs and send the story to their magazine editor. floyd barger wrote on Sunday, February 28, 2010 (PST): good job on your article and your tractors i have 2 case tractors a 1946 vac and 1952 sc still working needs attension so i wrote down the store number i also have 2 allis chalmers a 1949 wd and a 1938 wc unstiled needing lots of work and i have a 1965 farmall 806 gas and a rare 1961 international B275 diesel good luck to you Wendell Arehart wrote on Sunday, May 02, 2010 (PDT): First off I like your interest in old tractors and machinery, I like your writ up. If would have any use for old case parts catalogs I have several on plows,combines (pull type & selfpropelled)elevators ,mowers & etc. If would have any need for them let me know. Yours Truly WENDELL Elene Fair wrote on Thursday, June 10, 2010 (PDT): In AR we have an old Case (I think it is a 60 something 430). It is pretty rough from sitting outside -- was never used that much. I can get more info on it if anyone is interested. Larry62 wrote on Friday, January 28, 2011 (PST): Enjoyed reading what he had to say. Thanks for posting it. Paul Worm wrote on Monday, February 28, 2011 (PST): In the late 40's my dad bought a model L case with loader made in Canada and I want to know more , like brand of loader with dirt bucket and a hay stacker with push off. SoDakota Paul 951-306-0688 43706 Rassle Drive ., Hemet , CA Bob Stein wrote on Thursday, August 04, 2011 (PDT): I am still using a Case square hay baler model 200 sr. no. 321620 to bale alfalfa every 30 days. I can't find the year it was made. Do you have a trick up your sleeve to find out? Thanks Erik Leamon wrote on Friday, October 07, 2011 (PDT): I am looking for help in finding out about my gramps green case hay rake, yes it is green with the eagle & globe in the castings all over it. Any help on where to look for m & sn would be great. I have used it for the last 9 yrs and will continue to do so. thanks for the help. OJD wrote on Saturday, June 14, 2014 (PDT): Wonderful article! Ralph Meyer wrote on Tuesday, January 10, 2017 (PST): Nice 401. I have two 401's One is a runner and the other is a project. also two 500's,two DC3's, two 1070's and two 400's beside two SO's and two SC's and an 800. Kind of loosing track. Some of these need new homes. Don Rudolph wrote on Monday, February 28, 2022 (PST): Thanks for helping keep the JI Case heritage going Jeremy! We need more young guys like you. Don

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