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Topic: Re: Case DCS sugar cane special
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| LQH
12-20-2012 08:12:21
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Thanks Don for the quick reply! I have one from my grandfather that I am planning on restoring. I am going to pull all the numbers off of it today and see what I can find on it. Please post any pictures you have of yours! Thanks! I will try and post any questions I have as they come up.
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| Don Rudolph
12-20-2012 20:12:37
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Re: Case DCS sugar cane special in reply to LQH, 12-20-2012 08:12:21
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| Sorry, don't have any pictures yet. It is waiting to be painted this summer. When I got it it was just a pile of parts and a whole lot of scrap iron from a cane loader attachment. An unpleasant surprise was that it had 3 gears in reverse and 1 forward and the gears had nothing to do with the numbers on the steering/transmission cover. Every nut was corroded beyond using a wrench on, the radiator was rotten, etc. What a project. I found out by accident that the seat, brake pedals and steering assembly are all orchard parts as they were all torched off to make a cane loader. SO, if you have any questions whatsoever, I would be more than happy to help you out-if I know the answer. Glad to hear you are taking on this project. A DCS is a real gem for a parade or show tractor. DOn
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| LQH
12-21-2012 16:53:29
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Re: Case DCS sugar cane special in reply to Don Rudolph, 12-20-2012 20:12:37
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| Don,
Sounds like you had your work cut out for you. Great to hear that they are some of these models that are still being restored.
The serial number on mine is 5001995 and it was purchased in 1945. Do you know how many were built that year? It is an LPG model, and was bought new with the lifting crane, harrow, and cane plow.
Thanks
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| casecollectorsc
12-22-2012 06:49:40
75.102.173.49
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Re: Case DCS sugar cane special in reply to LQH, 12-21-2012 16:53:29
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| I didn't think Case had propane until 1951. Could be wrong. They did make a kit from Case to convert gas engines to LP. Everything including tank, higher compression head, hood, brackets etc. My son bought a one owener tractor that this was done to. This is on a DC.
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