Question for Case Nutty

[Jimmie D. Phelps]

I know this should be on imp. forum but it is a Case. I would like to know what model and maybe the year. My nephew bought this at Bridgeport NE. They were going to scrap it. It looks like it could go right to the field. Having trouble getting pictures to upload. will try later.

 

[Jimmie D. Phelps]

Trying pictures again. No go.. Will try again tomorrow.

 

[Jimmie D. Phelps]

Going to try on Imp. forum..

 

[Jimmie D. Phelps]

Would not upload on Imp. either????

 

[Anonymous-0]

we feel your pain , lol,. sorta reminds me of tryin to cold start sumthin with the battery charger, glowplug ,i crank , batteries weaken ,go get charger and let it charge awhile and do sumthin else for 15 minutes then try her again ,eventually et a lot of chores done that way , , don't let it eat at ya.we know you can do it cause we seen some of the nice pix .. maybe tomorrow will be a better day ...

 

[MILLERIMP]

Try J. I. Case Farm Machinery
on facebook. I think he is starting a forom there.
A lot more personal and location friendly there. Goes by his given name there.
Millerimp

 

[Jimmie D. Phelps]

???

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

Jimmy looks like you have a very nice "WPA" with optional rubber tires here is the lit I have on it with the specs so you can figure out what size you have
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[Adirondack case guy]

It could also be a WRA. Case built severeal variations of the oneways.
There was the WR, WP, WS, 70series, and 80 series, all pull type. Then there were a host of Eagle Hitch models.
The last pics. is of a WS? that Jon F and I looked at last time he was here.
Loren

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

I thought the same thing at first but only the "WPA" has the from the seat adjust of the rear depth but hey I have been wrong before Bro
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[tractorkrum]

We never had plows like this in our neck of the woods, so I know absolutely nothing about them. What kind of horsepower was required to pull such a beast? Did they work on hills? What about rocky ground?

 

[oleclint]

Hope you don t mind me answering a question about the one ways
My expierence was that they pull lots easier that a regular plow . They must work good in rocky soil as I have seen old disk plows in south Mo. where there is lots of rocks.
I have a 3 pt hitch, 5 blade Case one way and it works good in "new" ground with lots of roots.clint

 

[Don Rudolph]

Thanks for the information. I've never seen one actually working. Don

 

[Tom Railsback]

I have one on steel wheels that
s about the same size. I'll try to get pictures this weekend as it's 55 miles away but the tractor club I belong to has its monthly meeting Sunday.

 

[Adirondack case guy]

AH, I think you are correct. I missed the crank from the rear of the plow. Was looking more at the lever on the front wheel, rather than a crank. (tunnel vision, I guess). HeHe.
Loren.

 

[Case Nutty 1660]

I looked a bit more and it was optional on the other models as well

 

[namksu]

It looks like mine.

 

[John Saeli]

Where is this plow at? Along 20 somewhere"s?