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    Case La Lp

    That's good to know in case I decide to buy the tractor. Thank you
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    Case La Lp

    Do you know what the compression ratio would be if it had the pistons that go up into the head, I'm just curious if it would be the same if it had pistons that came up flush with the top of the block and had the Lp head.
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    Case La Lp

    I recently looked at a 1949 Lp La and I noticed it had the low compression 5844A head on it. I'm curious if this tractor was converted from gas to propane or if there's another reason why it would have that head on it. I'm sure there is someone else on here who would have a lot more knowledge...
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    1952 Case Dc

    I would think if you took the 5576A or 5505A head to a machine shop, they could deck the head to bring the compression up close to where the Lp head would be if the combustion chambers are similar. I'm not sure what the differences are between the three heads other than probably the depth...
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    1952 Case Dc

    I wonder how fast 1st gear would be with the 14.9-38 tires that I'm planning on using since they are taller than a 13.6 or a 15.5? I need to be under 3.5 mph.
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    1952 Case Dc

    Thanks E SCHOEN. I'm interested in one of those 5505A heads. Can I get your contact information ?
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    1952 Case Dc

    I'm curious if my tractor already has the 4" piston and sleeves. Some of the research that I've read has stated that they started putting in 4" pistons in 1952 along with adding live power and hydraulics with the Eagle hitch. My tractor has all of that. It also has both brake pedals on the right...
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    1952 Case Dc

    Depending on what tractor pull I go to, there will be anywhere from 20 to 40 tractors in the 6,000 lb. class alone. It's the hardest class to win by far. A lot of good competition. Mostly M's or farmall 400's, a few 88's and John Deere A's and G's. Maybe a couple of Moline U's. It's called a...
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    1952 Case Dc

    Is there anyone out there who knows where I can get 4 1/16 pistons and sleeves? And possibly a good 5505 or an lp head?
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    1952 Case Dc

    Farmall M's are my biggest competition. I would mostly be pulling in a 6,000 lb. stock farm class. Those M's are pretty strong and they have who knows what done to them since there seems to be aftermarket parts galore for them. That's why I would really like to kick their butts with a Case. I...
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    1952 Case Dc

    From my understanding, those 4 1/16 kits are just about non-existent. Will 730 or 830 gas pistons and sleeves work with the DC rods without causing any issues other than having the block bored out?
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    1952 Case Dc

    I have a 1952 Case DC and I would like to know what my options are for increasing the bore size. I'm not sure what the bore is in my tractor currently cause I just bought it. I'm not interested in stroking the crank. I know that the block will have to be bored to go bigger than 4 inches. I would...
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