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OT: 52 Case VAC value

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jon

02-29-2008 16:26:36

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There's a guy got one & wants to do some trading on a 49 N I got. He says it's got a wide front end, 3 point, quick hitch, decent metal, starts & runs good.
He's asking $1200. I just don't have the foggiest to their worth.

Any idears?

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jon

02-29-2008 19:44:15

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to GB in MT., 02-29-2008 16:26:36

Areo said: (quoted from post at 23:14:40 02/29/08) The Case "Eagle Hitch" is a form of "quick hitch". This was the standard 3pt of the Case tractors.

I remember my Uncle having an old tractor when I was a kid & the implement connections were sorta pointed & always had a lotta grease on them where they slid in the hitch. Is that what this is?

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jon

02-29-2008 19:37:49

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

Sean (TX) said:

Couple no runners on ebay for less then 500...

Yea, from the "Tractor Values" page on this site they don't seem to have brought a lot.
Still a neat lookin litte rig if it could be had for the right money I guess.

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Areo

02-29-2008 19:14:40

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

The Case "Eagle Hitch" is a form of "quick hitch". This was the standard 3pt of the Case tractors. The other big difference is that it does not move sideways. The arms go only up and down, no side movement. I always thought it would make it difficult to turn with an implement.

Areo

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Sean (TX)

02-29-2008 17:22:30

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to BillM (OH), 02-29-2008 16:26:36

No idea what they are worth...Here is aa pic of a wide front end

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Couple no runners on ebay for less then 500...

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Dunk

02-29-2008 17:05:17

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to Sean (TX), 02-29-2008 16:26:36

jon said: (quoted from post at 21:49:21 02/29/08) Dunk, not a bad lookin tractor.
He did say it had position control. When he said it had a "Quick Hitch" was that a Case thing or you reckon he meant the kind that Harbor Freight, TSC, etc sells? He said something about a cable or lever that locked the implement on. I didn't understand what he meant by that.

I don't know anything about them, I just had to look it up to see what you were talking about, and posted what I quickly found.

Now the Farmall that I rode many, many, hours on, as a 3 or 4 year old kid had a 2 point, quick hitch, never get off the tractor to change implements.

I thought that was cooler N grits!!!

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jon

02-29-2008 16:49:21

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

Dunk, not a bad lookin tractor.
He did say it had position control. When he said it had a "Quick Hitch" was that a Case thing or you reckon he meant the kind that Harbor Freight, TSC, etc sells? He said something about a cable or lever that locked the implement on. I didn't understand what he meant by that.

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old

02-29-2008 16:45:02

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

If the tires are good and it runs well $1200 is a pretty good price for an SC. There around 31HP and have live hyds. but the 1952 does not have live PTO. As far as the 3 point its what is called an eagle hitch if its stock and some equipment fit and some will not. BTDT and I have a 1953 with live PTO parts are harder to come by for them then it is for the Ns. I have the one I have up for sale at this time.

Hobby farm

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Dunk

02-29-2008 16:40:50

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

The Case Model VAC

The 1952 Case VAC before restoration.

The featured tractor for 2002 is the Case, Model VAC

The example pictured here belongs to Robert (Mac) MacDonald. The tractor was originally purchased brand new in 1952 by Bud Paddock who had a chicken farm on the line between Pelham and Amherst, Massachusetts. The tractor spent many years with a bucket on its front end, scooping up "you know what".

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RossIL

02-29-2008 16:33:47

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to jon, 02-29-2008 16:26:36

I had a Case VA- It had a factory wide front and a homemade 3pt. If this guys 3pt is a case eagle hitch then it will have a live pump on the motor. The tractor should be half way nimble but you'll only have 4 speeds, a fast 1st and no LPTO. I sold mine for 1000.00 which I thought was fair, but I miss it. It was the perfect raking tractor.
Ross

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Den N Ms

02-29-2008 17:47:43

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to RossIL, 02-29-2008 16:33:47

52 VAC puller

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Dunk

02-29-2008 18:19:03

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Re: OT: 52 Case VAC value in reply to Den N Ms, 02-29-2008 17:47:43

What's this girl doing!?!?!?!

This looks like my kinda party!!!

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