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    T0-20 hydraulics - won't stay down

    Recently aquired a TO-20 (1952). Trying to pull 8-foot spring tooth cultivator, but requires constant down pressure on draft control quadrant. When I release the lever, the quandrant and the liftn arms both return to the raised position. The upper link yoke is rust-frozen so can't adjust that...
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    T0-20 hydraulics - won't stay down

    Recently aquired a TO-20 (1952). Trying to pull 8-foot spring tooth cultivator, but requires constant down pressure on draft control quadrant. When I release the lever, the quandrant and the liftn arms both return to the raised position. The upper link yoke is rust-frozen so can't adjust that...
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    Ferguson TO-20 position control

    I have recently aquired a TO-20 and have seen postings about a DIY retrofit to enable position control on the 3-point system. I have not been able to find that again. Does anyone have drawings of this system? Thank you, Booger 1945
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    Carb float setting - Case SC

    I have a Case SC that has been a project tractor and is now about 98% complete. I rebuilt the carb and set the float to the specs in the kit (don't remember the dimension). For some timeI have been suspicious the the float is set too low, as when I shut off the fuel at the sediment filter, the...
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    Case SC Eagle hitch

    I recently purchase a '51 Case SC project tractor. Somewhere in it's previous life the Eagle hitch system was significantly modified. I would like to restore it to original, but don't even know for sure what that looked like. Can anyone help me with pictures and/or drawings/diagrams of what the...
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    Case SC Brake adjustment

    I've recently aquired a '51 Case SC project tractor. I'm new to this game, but am trying to figure out the brakes. With a lot of leg pressure the right one has some effect, but the left has broken linkage (which i have on order), so for now can't check it. These are disc brakes apparenly...
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    Case SC tractor cooling system

    I recently aquired a 51 Case SC project tractor. I find there is no apparent accommodations for a cooling system thermostat. The project, as I recieved it, has a thermostat wedged into the upper radiator hose. Is this the way it was designed? It looks like someone did this as an afterthought...
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    Case SC tractor specs & general info

    I just purchase an old Case project tractor. the previous owner passed away sudenly and left no info about the tractor. The Serial Number is : 5526693 SC. Apparently that means it is a SC Model, but the local dealer tells me its got to be a DC. Can't find any specs or info on a Model SC. Did it...
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