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Case Model C ... HELP!
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Posted by Jack Janzen on November 04, 2006 at 14:37:47 from (66.133.225.52):
Hi All. I'm new to this forum and hope someone can help. I just bought a Case Model C and wish to restore it. First I'd like to know what I have. It has a wide front end so I thought it was a C, but the tool box plate indicates it's a CC. So, maybe someone changed the tool box. Were there original CCs that weren't row crop? It has two brake pedels, and my 15 yr old cousin (who's a spounge for old iron) thinks the brake pedels agree with the plate and suggests it's a CC. I haven't moved it home yet, so I haven't checked the engine Serial # under the gunk to see if it agrees with the tool box. Also, it has huge old tires on the back and car tires on the front. What are the size tires it should have? Thanks in advance. -Jack
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