Adirondack case guy
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Here is a few pics of our Case tractors
Loren
Loren
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Brian in Ohio
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Here's two of my Cases. 1934 Model L, and 1936 Model C. I also have a 1927 12-20 Crossmotor, a 1938 CC, and a 1945 LAE Stationary Engine.
outsidersag
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Man I could fill this page with hundreds of pix of our Case tractors. Here is our 400 High Crop LPG, 2470, 1470, and others.
Gary from Muleshoe
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Here is my Case. It is a 1965 180.
Gary from Muleshoe
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Trying again.
Kow Farmer
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Loren,
The lineup of your tractors is priceless! Beautiful looking tractors there. Since I am only a new Case owner now for 4 days, here is my 1070 picture.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
The lineup of your tractors is priceless! Beautiful looking tractors there. Since I am only a new Case owner now for 4 days, here is my 1070 picture.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
Kow Farmer
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You have some great working tractors there. I love those 70 series the best. Thanks for posting your pics.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
ShadetreeRet
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Case guy, you have a collection to be proud of, and I know you are. All the other photos are great also.
Down under farmer
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Dont have many pics of tractors but heres a combines i heave operated. the 600 is ours and a tandem chamberlain powered chaser bin in at our local show earlier in the year. Chamberlain where made in Australia before being brought out by john deere
WalJohn
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- Southside Virginia
(quoted from post at 22:29:47 09/29/12) Loren,
The lineup of your tractors is priceless! Beautiful looking tractors there. Since I am only a new Case owner now for 4 days, here is my 1070 picture.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)
Should have said "Look what the cat brought home!"
Adirondack case guy
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Now don't be that way, in about 23 days you can post a pic of your Zetor. LOL
Loren
Loren
Anonymous-0
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here is a couple of them, I have one more but its out on a jobsite right now
SweetFeet
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Adirondack Case Guy,
Wow, very nice Case lineup!
I am starting to like Case. We have an old DC and she is well cared for mechanically - husband did go through her, put new tires on, and did paint her quite a few years ago. She pulled the planter when we still farmed. She still pushes all our snow (that is why he switched to a wide-front), She has done a lot of other work over the years... but she does not get the attention of our older tractors and she never gets to go to a show.
She sit in a covered, but open ended lean-too of the barn, so the birds do drop things on her. I'm embarassed to say we do not even know her year (but I think I'm going to get the serial number and try to find out).
This old girl still does a lot of work. She lifed our 1930's style cedar outhouse into place after it was built and she hefted the engine out of our old Regular to put it on an engine stand. And the more I look at her, the better I like her.
Wow, very nice Case lineup!
I am starting to like Case. We have an old DC and she is well cared for mechanically - husband did go through her, put new tires on, and did paint her quite a few years ago. She pulled the planter when we still farmed. She still pushes all our snow (that is why he switched to a wide-front), She has done a lot of other work over the years... but she does not get the attention of our older tractors and she never gets to go to a show.
She sit in a covered, but open ended lean-too of the barn, so the birds do drop things on her. I'm embarassed to say we do not even know her year (but I think I'm going to get the serial number and try to find out).
This old girl still does a lot of work. She lifed our 1930's style cedar outhouse into place after it was built and she hefted the engine out of our old Regular to put it on an engine stand. And the more I look at her, the better I like her.
Nice lineup, Case Guy, and Clinton Camp Farm is gorgeous. Being a little pestiferous, I'd love to be there and throw an ice cream bar wrapper down on the lawn, just to see if you'd open fire!
Hate to burst all the Case bubbles, and there seem to be a lot of them, but its also Cockshutt day. My 35 is torn down for restoration, and mercifully, I don't have any pictures of it. But just for sort-of equal time, here's a nice one gleaned from the archives.
Hate to burst all the Case bubbles, and there seem to be a lot of them, but its also Cockshutt day. My 35 is torn down for restoration, and mercifully, I don't have any pictures of it. But just for sort-of equal time, here's a nice one gleaned from the archives.
omahagreg
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These consecutive serial number Cockshutt 660 are usually on display at the Waverly Nebraska tractor show. Two Oliver friends had a lead on one, in Canada, and went to pick it up. Get there, farmer says he knows where another one is-at his neighbors farm. Went to talk, and purchased it too. They are one number apart!
chuck machinist
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Heres my work in progress! 55 -411
Dennis in NC
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CHECK OUT THE OOPS AT TOP OF PAGE.GOT THE PIC UP.. JUST WRONG PLACE
Gary from Muleshoe
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It is about 4ft to the top of the steering wheel. I am hoping to get it painted this winter.
Adirondack case guy
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Mike,
I also like the Cockshutts. I have a very extensive collection of 1/16 scale tractors, up to the Oliver series. Here are a few, the early ones. The later 570s etc, were not readily acessable at the moment for a photo shot.
Loren
I also like the Cockshutts. I have a very extensive collection of 1/16 scale tractors, up to the Oliver series. Here are a few, the early ones. The later 570s etc, were not readily acessable at the moment for a photo shot.
Loren
Bruce from Can.
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Case tractor pictures? Ya, I got a few. Bruce
Anonymous-0
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Where is Case Nutty? He could put you all to shame with his collection.
Anonymous-0
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Some serious casaholics here; probably not treatable.
Dave Sherburne NY
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Here you go better late than never My son's Cockshutt 50 My COOP E3 and a Crosley Farm O Road I saw at a show.
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