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    Tractor/Road Graders

    Up here in Central Montana I know of several L Cases with grader attachments. I have seen at least 6 plus one down in Eastern Colorado.
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    Signs of the times 11/21

    I wish I could buy ice cream that cheap; around here (Great Falls, MT) it's over $4.00 per half gallon on sale and that's not even a full half gallon.
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    40-72

    There are 5 remaining and I have seen 4 of them; the one I have never seen is in the Western Development Museum in N. Battleford, Sask.
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    Case Dynomometer

    I have a Powrtest Dyno that I think has a cracked inner shell. At one time there was someone who had parts for them but I have lost contact information. Can someone give a name and contact info?
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    John Deere thrashing machine

    For the pullies, Google "Paper Pullies."
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    Dealer correction for Don

    On Manhattan Machinery that makes sense.
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    Tuesday Store 5/11

    I don't see a tuba.
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    Dealer correction for Don

    You have Johnson Brothers in McCook, Nebraska, and the same in Oberlin, Kansas with the same address. I'm sure they were in McCook as I remember the location and the 2 towns are only 28 miles apart. I grew up NE of Oberlin and we did quite a bit of shopping in McCook. I also wonder the...
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    case dex water drain plug

    It takes a 3/8 inch pipe 4 inches long with a 3/8 inch pipe cap.
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    Another dealer for Don

    Back when Steinke had his store, Danbury had 200 residents.
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    Another dealer for Don

    I just remembered something. In the late 1950's Harold Steinke who had the dealership in Culbertson, Nebraska, also had a store in Danbury, Nebraska. This was 8 miles from our farm just 6 miles south of the Kansas-Nebraska border.
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    "D" radiator question

    mEl, you could be right, it has been a few years since I worked on one too.
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    "D" radiator question

    If I remember correctly, the short ones are for the top and bottom and the long ones for the sides. Lay the out on the tanks and see how the bolt holes match up.
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    Yesterday’s tractor

    Tysse has the one from the Mehmke collection.
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    830 case VIN numbers

    It is definitely a 1963 model. If I remember correctly, the "C" in the model number refers to LP fuel.
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