Wanted: Restorable Case DC

[Anonymous-0]

Wanted: Case DC in restorable conditon. It would be nice if it was mostly complete, and had the eagle three point hitch. It doesnt have to be running. Has to be located around western Wisconsin or eastern Minnesota. Call or email if you or if you know of anyone who might have one.

 

[JDemaris]

I've got a bunch of them, but I'm in central New York. I may be planning a move to Michigan - and if so, I'm going to have a lot of stuff to get rid of.

I assume I'm way to far from you - and it seems there must be some cheap DCs in your area. But, on the odd chance you can't find one, and . . . find someone coming your way from mine, let me know.

I have several that are complete, unrestored, with the Eagle hitches. Some run, some don't.
Some narrow front, and one with the wide-front.

 

[kurt:ky]

Hey jdemaris what part of Michigan eastern or western part. Wife and I are planning of moving up there to. What a small world. Kurt

 

[JDemaris]

I wanted to move to the UP. The western side has better deals on large tracts of land and is usually more hilly. We started looking, though at the more central or eastern side in an attempt to be closer to the big Mack bridge. There are some pretty nices spots in Chippewa and Luce Counties - especially around Paradise, Grand Marais, and Newberry. Part of the reason for trying to make the move - is because we have a "new" little kid - now four year's old. All his brothers and sisters are grown up and gone with kids of their own. So, only chance for some extended family is to be near my wife's parents. They live in northern Michigan in Alpena - but in the lower half just below the bridge (called "trolls" from what I hear).
So, after searching for three years for some remote land that's reasonably priced and with some real trees - instead of the more common scrub poplars and drained swamp - we just bought 32 acres with hard maples and a small river - in Wilson Township, Alpena County. It's a farming area - but not sure for how long. That puts us 6 miles from my in-laws. Not as remote and rural as I'd like - but a pretty good compromise. I'm still looking for a good buy in land in the UP - but now my standards have lowered a bit - and good year-round access is not so important.

 

[kurt:ky]

jdemaris just wondered,I have had a couple of job interviews up that way but mine was on the west side by lake michigan. If I get either one of those jobs it would put my wife within 50 miles of her mom and dad. That would be great since her health is failing she would be close to her family.