[AT] Case D

[Paul Waugh]

It is making sense, now if I can just 'retain' some of it. More than likely 
what I see in the Midwest are the 'C' version, while the
'D' might be found out West farther.

Paul - 46555
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jim & Lyn Evans" <jevans at evanstoys.com>
To: "'Antique tractor email discussion group'" 
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Sent: Monday, December 28, 2009 8:38 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Case D


>A C stands for Cultivator.  It was the row crop version and had adjustable
> rear wheel tread and 39" rims.  A DC3 was a DC with narrow front end.  A 
> DC4
> was a DC with a non adjustable wide front end.  This front end was very
> similar to the front end on a D, only taller for the taller rear tires. 
> A
> DC3 could also be equipped with an adjustable wide front end.  Actually, 
> by
> changing the front mounts (4 bolts or so), you can change a DC3 to DC4 and
> back.  This was done by some people so they could plow with a wide front 
> in
> the spring and fall, and then cultivate with a narrow front in the summer.
>
> Also, a DC or SC will have steering brakes and most Ds or S's will not.
>
>
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