Big 400 industrial

[Lamont]

Someone asked a question recently about an industrial version of the big 400. I remembered seeing this before but couldn't remember where it was. Click the link. Click "Two-Tone Era" on the left. Scroll down to see the 425.
CASE 425

 

[jon f mn]

Almost didn't recognise it because of the color, but that is what it was with a heavey back hoe but no loader. Had a heavey front weight.

 

[Lamont]

I went back and looked at the earlier pictures posted on here. The front wheels are a little different. Don't know if that means anything or not. Thought it was interesting anyway.

 

[Adirondack case guy]

Hay Lamont,
That is an awsome web site. Put it on my (favotites) so I can check it out closer in the future.
Thanks Loren.

 

[TimBinWV]

Very cool pic of the 425, Lamont. I don't believe the one I posted pics of was truly an Industrial version, as it appeared to have (upon closer inspection) a ton or ton and a half front straight axle flipped upside down and adapted into place. Good to know there was one built, though.

 

[Lamont]

Yeah. I came to the same conclusion. The front axle didn't look the same and the front wheels were way different. Neat to look at anyway.

I sure would like to visit the Gyger farm and look that collection over sometime.

 

[caseman-d]

Nice tractors I know where there is a 420 industrial. Made the guy a offer but he thought it was worth more. Some one later told him that it was worth 8000.00. Yes they didn't make many but thought it was pretty rough. Here are some pictures if anyone is interested.
caseman-d

 

[casecollectorsc]

Always wondered how that stuff happened to old tractors!! Ive never done any of that to anything I own!!

 

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