Case DC at a auto junk yard

I asked the owner about a trade for it. He said that he had $400 into it and that there is a guy that will come up from Texas and buy about three tractors and haul them back to Texas to restore. It had been there a few years and both rear tires were flat. I pulled up on the fan belt and the pulley wobbled on the end of the crankshaft. Someone placed a chunk of metal over the exhaust, but it wasn't enough to keep the water out of the pipe. I got the impression that he didn't want to sell it to me. He asked if I had seen his other tractors to the north of the yard. I covered my eyes and said that I had better not look at them, but I did. I saw an Oliver 88 and another that might have been a 1750. There was another Case, a WD allis, a parted out JD, a few Farmalls, and a few pieces of a Stone Lake Township JD tractor. The was a ford N series that looked liked they parked it and never got around to using it again and a MF parked in such a way that it obviously wasn't abandon yet. The strangest thing I saw was a reversed Chevy truck that was converted to a forklift. It had a pump out the front and I think the hydraulic controls and reservoir were where the drivers seat might have been at one time. Two long forks behind the duals.

Looking for a DC? I have one with a loader, set around for a while now. I would like to part with it. Located in central NY.

No I am not. It's just that some tractors look dead and others have a forlorn, I'm not dead yet, Please save me look about them.

I know exactly what you're talking about. Kinda like going to the animal shelter and wishing you could help them all and knowing that you can't.

That's the look this old girl has! Bought it back years ago when I thought my forklift had a serious issue. The issue turned out to be not so serious so the Case got left behind.

I do like the looks of the DC and SC models.

The DC s clean up pretty good! Once you get started on them. CM