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    Ruh roh more trouble

    Ouch.
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    This might be fun

    glad to see your post. I miss what this used to be with so many posters with great knowledge are gone. I agree that a spotted one should ride in a cattle trailer. Have fun with it.
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    IH 45 baler knotter problem

    Haykid, Google "hay baler nation" Or Baler man. This guy is from Waverly NY and is probably the best baler mechanic in the nation. far as I know he's still at it.
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    Case 310

    Just bought this and Manuel is on the way. Looking forward to getting the pads shined up and see if she’ll do what I ask of her. Andy
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    1958 Case 211B beater tractor!

    My opinion is the vac was one of the best ever tractors for its era. The 200 is a modernized update that retained the spunkiness and durability of the vac. I would love to have one with the triple range, hand clutch and the first true 3pt that case put on one of their tractors. Would make it rare.
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    How to spread sawdust?

    Troy built sold thousands of tillers calling them composting machines. They advocated covering your garden with fall leaves and tilling them in. By spring they were broken down and ready to grow your plants. Before i ever owned a troy built I hauled truck loads of any organic matter i could get...
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    Picked up a couple case items

    Is that the 8 speed with IPTO?
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    600B Case tractor

    you brought back memories. Dad had a 41 Chrysler. Weren't there a few Dodge pickups equipped with the fluid drive. I might have dreamed it. Andy
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    Shed is done and a case is in

    that is one nice looking shed. I need one like that but at my age it probably wouldn't be cost effective. Andy
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    Shed is done and a case is in

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    Christmas Eve Greeting

    Have a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!!! Andy
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    830 is ready for snow finally

    If it's any consolation, you may have saved my brother from the same disaster. He's looking at doing that on his 30 series. Thanks for posting this. That's a nice looking set up. Andy
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    My 300 loaded with wheat

    Your 300 made a nice puzzle
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    Case balers

    Thanks Ande
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    Case balers

    Ah, after enlarging it I'm thinking a oneway as we called them in this country.
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    Case balers

    Ande, tell me about the plow on your DC. If not too much trouble a picture would be nice. I think I'm seeing a pull type disk plow but not sure. the plowed ground seems to be laying awfully smooth for what looks like some gumbo soil. Must have your scrapers well adjusted. Thanks Andy
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    Case balers

    Do you think Carson was slow to approve new innovation. What I’ve read he made the engineers de- tune the vac for competing with the vac. Imagine the vac with6-8 more hp and a six speed transandy
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    Case balers

    Read a thread from a number of years back that asked about when case first built a baler. Found it interesting that no one mentioned that during the period of the slicer baler that case had I believe 70 o/o of the baler market. They were slow puting knotters on balers and lost market share...
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    New Email address.

    mEL, I’ve always admired your helpfulness in this forum. Thanks Friend Andy
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    Case colors

    ford: the fordson, 9n gray, 8n red belly, I think a blue belly, the lighter jubilee, red workmaster, two tone thousand series, blue 60's thousand series. Mabey another one or two.
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