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JYes, the stamped steel plow wrenches were painted in Case plow frame red, I have some somewhere but could find the rusty one first, they...
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JThe JI Case Plow and J I Case Threshing where 2 different companys. Here is a scan of the history of each out of a Wrench book I have...
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JJack695 replied to the thread Case wrenches.Did not know about the Case Manuf Co. Now I need to figure out the time frame these wrenches were made in. Just looking at them I would...
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JJack695 replied to the thread Case wrenches.Functional is a nice way to put it. Those old farmers must have had hands like bear paws to use those flat wrenches. Thanks for...
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JJack695 replied to the thread Case wrenches.Another thing comes to mind. There are two types of wrenches I see: the stamped steel open end type with a part number and CASE...
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JSpeaking of Case tools. I would love to find the spanner wrench used to adjust the steering on the 51 and later Vac's. Maybe not...
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JI have never seen any painted old wrenches. I would bet that the paint got on them by accident during a painting project, or someone...
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JI have a book that lists CASE wrenches by Number if that would help in any way.
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JOne of the things that seem foreign to us now days is manufacture supplied tools. However when the horse to tractor conversion started...
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JI found a small channel-lock style pliers with my father-in-law's tools stamped CASE. About four inches overall. Always thought it was...
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JJack695 replied to the thread Case wrenches.I wonder about the paint. I have about 15 or so of these now. The ones that have traces of paint are all bright red. I've not seen...
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JJack695 replied to the thread Case wrenches.It certainly would. I have been looking for any references at all and the only thing I can find is a page from an unknown parts catalog...
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JI have questions that I cannot find an answer to in research. I came across some open end wrenches marked CASE with various number...
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