SC air cleaner ID

62champ · Aug 16, 2010

Brought home the 1952 SC my uncle was restoring a decade ago. I helped paint and remount the rear wheels shortly before he passed away.

Picture below is it on the trailer after the ride from central Texas to Pennsylvania...

The air cleaner in question is pictured below.

Pretty clear at some point it had some type of glass/plastic that covered the outside from the base to the lid.

Any ideas? It does not show up in any of the C literature I have seen so far so I am wondering if it is IH from another model or something else. I am sure there were aftermarket parts for tractors just like cars back in the day...

Thanks ahead.

Jim Becker · Aug 16, 2010

That precleaner was a later style. It shows up in the on-line version of the Super C parts catalog. I don't think it would have shown in any reference material when the tractor was new.

Search this part number 356249R92 in the catalog.

62champ · Aug 16, 2010

(quoted from post at 10:07:58 08/16/10) It shows up in the on-line version of the Super C parts catalog.

Search this part number 356249R92 in the catalog.

Location of on-line catalog?

Thanks for the info.

Jim Becker · Aug 16, 2010

On the CaseIH web site at
http://www.caseih.com/northamerica/PartsService/Pages/search.aspx
Click on "right here" then search your model on the next screen. It can also be accessed through many dealers individual sites.

Dave_Id · Aug 16, 2010

My '52 SC had one just like it. I'm sure it came from the factory with it. One side of mine melted a bit from the heat from the muffler.

pat in wis · Aug 16, 2010

That is a United Specialties air cleaner, they were
optional equipment. If you want a replacement sleeve
for it Harold Robinson in Mo. sells them with the
United Specialties logo. He advertises in R.Power
mag.I like the way these look better than the
Donaldsons glass jar type IMHO.
pAT

pat in wis · Aug 16, 2010

That is a United Specialties air cleaner, they were
optional equipment. If you want a replacement sleeve
for it Harold Robinson in Mo. sells them with the
United Specialties logo. He advertises in R.Power
mag.I like the way these look better than the
Donaldsons glass jar type IMHO.
pAT

62champ · Aug 17, 2010

(quoted from post at 12:56:10 08/16/10) On the CaseIH web site at
http://www.caseih.com/northamerica/PartsService/Pages/search.aspx
Click on "right here" then search your model on the next screen. It can also be accessed through many dealers individual sites.

Thanks - appreciate the information.

This is all kind of new to me so I will try to keep the simple questions that get asked too many times to a minimum.

pat in wis · Aug 19, 2010

don't be scared to ask questions, most folks on here
like to try and be helpful

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