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  1. J

    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 guess 1930 to wartime era. Thanks for the info.
  2. J

    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 confirming about the painting. By the way, if those are your videos on YouTube, I enjoy those.
  3. J

    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 stamped on. Another type looks forged and has multiple holes and wrenches and is angled. These all have J I CASE PLOW WORKS. TWo different ompanies?
  4. J

    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 any other colors, so I would guess they were all painted when new .
  5. J

    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 . Would you sell it? Loan it? Or tell me how you got it? Thanks!
  6. J

    Case wrenches

    I have questions that I cannot find an answer to in research. I came across some open end wrenches marked CASE with various number stampings. I had always heard the company supplied tools with the purchase of a tractor or implements in the old days. I wondered if there were people who collected...
  7. J

    Case VAC brakes

    We are thinking along the same lines. None of my tractors have one, but as soon as I find one, I intend to take it to a local place and see what it would cost to make two more. Thanks!
  8. J

    Case VAC brakes

    One of the absolute best things about this group and others like it, is the sharing of experiences and information. Good people helping out others for no reason other than charity and enjoyment of the hobby. This is the way all things ought to be.
  9. J

    Case VAC brakes

    I'm glad you brought up this carb subject, I am interested. But before we get to that maybe you can clear up an issue that has confused me for a long time. What carb goes with what tractor. Correct this for me, if you would: Early VA Marvel Schebler TSX 114 and TSX 597 ( I dont know the...
  10. J

    Case VAC brakes

    Good to be back. Was here quite some time ago. I had 3 VACs back then, all pre 51. When I first moved here, I got the bug and started fixing these handy little tractors. My uncle and brother also helped quite a bit as I am no mechanic. Fast forward. Sold my 3 VACs. Uncle and brother...
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