[AT] Late 1950s Case Tractors

[LeRoy Price III]

Dana,

I do bounce around alot don't I.  I have tractor projects and should stay 
away from buying more
but if I found a great deal....wellllll I'd might bite.

There are a few tractors on my most wanted list.  From the Farmall list it 
would be a Farmall 300/350, Farmall 200/230 or something like a 340/404.  I 
do like the colorful Cases like the B series or the 30 series but also like 
the Case S.  Then there are Allis D-14, CA or D10/12.  Then the Moline BF 
look interesting.   Even tinkering with the idea of a Cockshutt 30 but with 
a 3pt hitch.

If I found a Farmall 200/230 with a full set of cultivators and FH well I 
might become overcome.  Don't know much about the 340 (not sure what these 
are bringing price wise).  Would like an Allis D series 10/12 but hard to 
find and pricy unless you get lucky.  Of course that is part of the 
challenge.

LeRoy

>From: "Almost-Running Deere" <deereman1000 at hotmail.com>
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>Subject: Re: [AT] Late 1950s Case Tractors
>Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 15:52:24 +0000
>
>LeRoy, I know for a while you were looking for Farmalls too.  In 
>Pipersville PA right off 611 on Kellers Church Road,  I can see a cub, 
>yellow lowboy, and an H as I pass on611.  Never stopped to look at them 
>since my project list is full.  There is also a newer sqare grilled low boy 
>on Rt 412 just south of Palisades High School (2-3 miles North of Rt 611) , 
>has a sign that say 2000 firm but again, I am showing restraint and haven't 
>stopped to look.  If you have any interest I suppose I could poke around a 
>bit, at least I'd have an excuse.
>
>In southern Ohio, where I grew up there were a fair number of Cases but 
>here in eastern PA most of the vintage ones I've seen are back hoe/loader 
>tractors.  Don't know why.
>
>Dana
>SE PA