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Case Seed Drill 482L?
Nothing says "Eagle" on it. Just "Case", "482L" and another imprint that is too rusted to make out but I am going to guess 511-L?- Reddevilreddog
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Case Seed Drill 482L?
I recently rescued this from the woods on my property. It is definitely a Case and it has 482L stamped on it. But I can't find any information on its origin online. What's the best source for finding this kind of information and if anyone has a definitive idea of when it was manufactured that...- Reddevilreddog
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