[AT] Case CC

[JAHaze at aol.com]

I made the trip this morning to pick up my new CC.  I think it will be quite 
a bit of fun once I get a chance to drive it around.  I looked everything over 
tonight, and I didn't see any unwanted surprises.  I wasn't able to get any 
spark out if it, but I haven't tried to clean up the points yet, so I won't 
worry too much until I can do that.  I have a feeling it's going to smoke pretty 
bad when I do get it running.  The motor turns over quite easy with the crank 
so I don't know how much compression it has.  Compared to my C which takes 
about all I have to crank it, almost anything else seems too loose. 

The tractor came with the full set of cultivators, which will look neat on it 
for future shows.  It has the rear axle extensions on it that give it an 
8-foot wide rear wheel width and overall it sits pretty low for a row crop tractor 
giving it kind of a "sneaky" look.  The only thing I really need is a set of 
fenders.  It still has the cast fender brackets on it and the adjustable front 
mounting extensions to allow for fender adjustments when you move the wheels 
out.  I have a feeling someone took them off to mount the cultivators, threw 
them in the barn and they have long since vanished.  Overall it made for a 
long, but great tractor day.

I hope everyone has a great 4th of July weekend and remember those sacrifices 
that were made to help keep up free to work on old tractors when we want to.

Enjoy, Joe