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CC to a DC

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Keith

05-25-1999 17:38:08




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I have a couple of questions regarding the DC case tractors:
1) Did they use babbit in all the DC's or inserts for bearings.
2) Can a DC block be put on a CC? (Looking at having a starter on a CC.
3) Has anyonne built a Case CC and been successful without any major problems? How much horse can be gotten from one?




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Keith

05-31-1999 11:09:59




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 Re: CC to a DC in reply to Keith, 05-25-1999 17:38:08  
Keith,

There were only 38 CC made with starters,the rearends were different than on other CC's, because where the starter went into the back casting for the starter ring. The block from the CC's were casted different from the DC's. On the starter side of the engine, so trying to make a CC with starter using a DC block won't work. All the DC use lead babit bearings and main were also lead babit, the rods will interchange for DC to CC. I have one of the CC's with the starter. If you have any questions feel free to E-mail me.

Bruce

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Chances R

05-25-1999 21:31:11




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 Re: CC to a DC in reply to Keith, 05-25-1999 17:38:08  

As far as a electric start cc goes there was such a thing and they are pretty rare, to just put a dc block onto a cc rearend for use of the electric start wont work because the electric start cc and dc have a port in the rearend for the starter to insert into therefor it would have to be a electric start cc to begin with. i always wondered why they would make the complete rearend and block different just for use of a electric starter.

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Dug G.

05-25-1999 19:32:33




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 Re: CC to a DC in reply to Keith, 05-25-1999 17:38:08  
I've got a 1939 C-D hybrid, that has a C engine and a D tranny. Looks like they bolt right up. Afraid I can't remember about the bearings, but I'd say they were proably inserts, but im not sure. good luck!



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