NOS case parts

[John Achmann]

Couple years ago I helped clean out my uncles place which at one time was a case dealer. I got a lot of old implement parts and I?m not sure what I should do with them. I don?t have a use for most of the stuff but hate to see it get thrown out. The case store closed in 1965 so these parts are old. There?s planter plates but not sure what planter they go for. Got new paddles for the beater on a manure spreader. New tail wheel for a plow. Many gears, some rock guards for a mower, couple plow shares and many other parts. There?s even a brand new hand crank for a LA! Thinking of going through the stuff and try to document what is all there. So my question to you guys is what should I do with the stuff and what would be the best way to distribute it? I?d almost like to put it all on a pallet and send it off to someone that could use the parts. It?s all odd and unusual stuff. Some tractor parts but very little. Just looking for some input for now.

 

[Dugger]

(reply to post at 09:43:58 01/19/19)

Hey john
If you could send pics of the sprockets and guards
I would appreciate it
I have several case combines that I need parts for
Thanks
Dugger

[email protected]

 

[Dugger]

(reply to post at 09:43:58 01/19/19)

Hey john
If you could send pics of the sprockets and guards
I would appreciate it
I have several case combines that I need parts for
Thanks
Dugger

[email protected]

 

[John Saeli]

John: Treat it like treasure. About 3 years ago we had dozens of parts for a 1920's CASE Thresher a customer was restoring. I can't begin to tell you how many people asked me why we didn't scrap those parts. If the planter plates are 24 cell, they fit the very last CASE planters, if they are the 16 cell, they fit every CASE planter from the very late 60's dating way back.

 

[flatpkr]

I definitely would not throw them out. There are ways to liquidate them. eBay for one and also on this sites classified?s.
Jim

 

[Rob Marrison]

John - I would be interested in the rock guards for the mower

 

[jon f mn]

I may be interested in the planter plates, especially if they are 24 cell. And if you have the adaptors to use ih plates I could use those as well. And like the rest, mower parts are useful. Try posting pics of what you have.

 

[John Achmann]

I?ll work on getting some pictures of what I all have here. At the moment all the parts are in pails. I did look a little bit but it gets overwhelming when it?s a sea of parts. Thanks for all your interest. I?ll try to post numbers as well.

 

[NickatKY]

I need a few paddles for my T6 manure spreader. I will post a pic and part number soon
Thanks for making these parts available.

 

[NickatKY]

John <br>I hope the pics go through. Basically I need the paddles and brackets I have circled the parts I need Thanks

 

[Ande]

If I was closer, I would agree on a price and buy it all.

 

[Ande]

Email is open, what do you want for the "LA" crank I have a 1949

 

[Dugger]

(reply to post at 09:43:58 01/19/19)

Where are you located john

 

[tomturkey]

As you can tell, Dugger, there is a LOT of interest in oem parts for Case equipment. I would suggest you just sort out a bucket at a time, place the parts on a pallet and photograph them, list the part numbers and place the ad on this site. Little by little piece by piece you will find a home for it. Maybe even make a little mad money. Just my two cents worth. gobble

 

[Dugger]

(reply to post at 20:15:59 01/19/19)

There is always interest in nos
It amazes me that after all this time there is
Still a lot of nos floating around
Good luck everyone
Maybe there is something for all of us
Dugger

 

[John Achmann]

Central Minnesota.

 

[John Achmann]

Heres the crank.

Part number

 

[John Achmann]

 

[John Achmann]

Not sure if any of these will work.

There?s two different types. What you see is what I got.
Thanks!

 

[Ande]

I will have to check this out. I don't have part books at home

 

[John Achmann]

I?ve got two that are 24 and four that are 16.

 

[John Achmann]

Here I dumped out three of the pails. See anything you can?t live with out?

 

[tractorkrum]

I would like to see the plow wheel. If it is the one I need I would be willing to do a road trip some time.

 

[John Achmann]

Here it is. I?ve got a different one that is welded on to a moline plow that I?d cut off if it the right one. I?ll get a picture later of that one.

 

[NickatKY]

I will take a closer look at my spreader but the paddles with the brackets on the left look like what I need. Here's a few pics Thanks!!!

 

[NickatKY]

(quoted from post at 03:19:52 01/20/19) Not sure if any of these will work.
<img src="https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto10165.jpg">
There?s two different types. What you see is what I got.
Thanks!

I looked at my spreader and I would like to buy all 8 of the paddles on the left. Just to be sure would you look at the hole in the bracket? It should be 1" or a little bigger. Also the brackets should have LS 438 and LS 439 cast into them.
My email is open
Thanks,Nick

 

[John Achmann]

I?ll look when I get home but I?m sure those you ask for are to
a t6 spreader. Call me later tonight if you?re still interested?
320-333-9980

 

[moll]

Our grain binder has a stripped gear at the reel drive, I wonder if you have
anything like that. Ill look for a part number, no book to reference.

 

[olgentdc]

that looks like a dc -4 crank ? but what do i know ,.?

 

[NickatKY]

John
When?s a good time to call ? (CST)

 

[John Achmann]

Best time would be between 8 and 10 pm cst.

 

[D Case Guy]

The crank rod itself has a bit of a curved bend to avoid the grill on a D series. The LA is a straight 90 degree bend like this.