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  1. K

    1950 Case

    o.k. we are a little confused about the 3 point... Could someone explain how it is supposed to work when it is back to original? I was out looking at the paint job today and it was definately flambeau red at one time but someone painted over it with a different red.
  2. K

    1950 Case

    Suggestions are always welcome... I thought that the red paint was just the flambeau red faded? I had a couple of calls in to different places for parts. The closest store actually told me they couldn't get me most of the parts because case discontinued them some time ago. The Case...
  3. K

    1950 Case

    Thats it! Never would have thought to look at a diagram for the differential shaft.
  4. K

    1950 Case

    My internet is being too slow to upload photos to this site so here is a link to my album (some are still loading) https://picasaweb.google.com/KLCameron/Tractor? authkey=Gv1sRgCI-Xl_qqmOf_QQ&feat=directlink I have been to the Case parts website online. Looking at the expanded view of the...
  5. K

    1950 Case

    I have looked for the tag on the engine block before and can"t find it. The serial number that is zip tied to the dash is -5404077DC
  6. K

    1950 Case

    My husband and I just purchased a 1950 Case DC for 800$. He gets the "Fun" part of the restoration. I get to pull my hair out trying to find the parts and info that he needs. I do have a manual on its way but it ain’t here yet. I know it’s a DC and I think it might be a 4 as it has a...
  7. K

    Serial #

    Thanks for the fast responses! To bad that X6 is full of Honey Bee's. Any chance you know where I could find repair manuals for Model H and Model M? Thanks again! Kris
  8. K

    Serial #

    We are working on a couple of old farmall model M tractors and trying to figure out exactly what years they are. One of these has an addition to the end of the serial number and I'm not exactly sure what its for. FBK-17238 (1948) FBK-80217(X6) Without the X6 i would say it's a 1944. Could...
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