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    Holt Combined Harvesters

    Tractor Friends, I have found two Holt Combined Harvesters that have been well used and they are for sale. The owner will not sell to a scrapper but to someone who needs parts or all of it. Are there any persons interested in these? My number is 806-274-1096. ---Derrol in Texas---
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    Holt Combined Harvesters

    Tractor friends, I have found two Holt Combined Harvesters that have been well used and they are for sale. The owner will not sell to a scrapper but to someone who needs parts or all of it. Are there any persons interested in these? My number is 806 274 1096. ---Derrol in Texas---
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    Do you recognize this part?

    If it fits anywhere there it would probably be on the clutch yoke shaft which should be about a 1- inch shaft. Or it may be a throw out part. That's a part that was accidently left in the machine that needs to be thrown out.---Derrol in Texas---
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    My Case Made A National Calendar

    Tony, That is a great photo and you have a great looking LA there. I have always admired the terrific restore that you did on it. Those LAs are special tractors with a special look and feel. Congrats on making the calendar.---Derrol in Texas---
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    1939 Oliver 99

    Yes, this is a four banger in a big block and after looking close at a drawing in the Operator Manual, I see what looks like to be wet sleeves. The pistons are 4.748" in diameter and 5.5" tall. I think this engine has about the same displacement as my Propane Case LAs at 443 cui. Any comment on...
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    1939 Oliver 99

    Then someone must have done an excellent job of boring and counterboring this block because it looks professionally done. These are flange-top sleeves set very flush with the block surface. The headgasket seals on them and the surrounding surface very well. The sleeves extend below the block...
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    1939 Oliver 99

    Ok, Can anyone out there tell me if the sleeves in a 1939 Oliver 99 are wet sleeves or dry sleeves? From the bottom they look dry, but I'm not sure.---Derrol in Texas---
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    Its KING Pins

    Sorry for such a late reply, I have been really busy and away from the site for two months. I have not had to replace those seals on my tractors yet, so I don"t have a part number.
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    Its KING Pins

    StuckRusty, Looks like that LA has found a really good home. I have two that I have fixed up. Fresh painted they are really beautiful tractors. Be sure to put a new brake lining on. If you have questions I have a lot of answers about restoring the LA. Love those LAs. Great tractors.---Derrol in...
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    1949 Case LA polarity voltage

    Paul, I just put 12 volt batteries on my LAs and they are Negative Ground. Put a 12 volt generator and lights on and you are ready to go.---Derrol in Texas---(Case LA Propane)
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    That 1930 Case L - still not running

    Steve, I had a similar experience with a Case LA. I had to adjust the coupler between the magneto drive shaft and the magneto. Then I found that there are two keyways on that shaft for the woodruff key. Was I 180 degees off with my coupler? Don't know but I kept adjusting the coupler until it...
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    DC pulley brake material

    ckain, I am not sure about the DC but the Case LA uses the same material that is used on Oliver 60 brake linings. I have both kinds of tractors so I see that it is the same. Call Korves Oliver at 618-939-6681 and speak to Mark about the Oliver 60 brake lining material. I usually double the...
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    Help me save these - PLEASE!

    Gentlemen, The scrappers have gone crazy here at Amarillo and the surrounding towns. Tractors that have set around for years have all-of-a-sudden disappeared. So you had better get moving for what you cherish because they will be gone in a heartbeat. Buy them, store them, and rebuild them later...
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    LA Parts

    Eric, For bearings and races check all the local places around you for prices. Write the prices down. Then call a place in California called "Locate Ball Bearing" at 800-409-3632. They have always had the most reasonable prices for me. Usually saves me a lot of money that I can use on other...
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    Need a Case 4-Bottom?

    Was driving along Highway 54 in Kansas last Saturday when I spied about 1 acre of machinery on a corner one mile East of Pratt, Kansas. There was a lot of snow there, but the best I could tell there are two 4-bottom Case moldboards. One is a semi- mount with a rear wheel and the other is a...
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