Try to save as many as I can! Once they are gone they are gone along with all of their parts. The wheel is a bit of a one off custom job from a tree branch 😂
Very niceley done! I'm from northern Sweden and you unfortunatly never see any Case tractors around here. A family friend of mine had a Case S with an aftermarket three point hitch! It conked out on him on a steep hill while drivning it to a friend who needed it for parts.
She’s a little rough around the edges but we will put it to work if it’ll stay together. I’ve always wanted to run one of the later model number series, but there does not seem to be many of those around here.
I am hoping it can be fixed with a redneck crank polish and a new rod bearing. The old guy who used to own it had to be running it like that so I hope the crank is not tore up.
@@dakotak8437 I just used an impact socket on a ratchet cause that is what I had laying around. I have had to take a grinder and basically turn the end of a socket down before to get it in a tight place. Go buy you a cheapo deepwell socket in the size you need and just make it fit! Sometimes a scrench for a chain saw will fit down in a tight spot as well but they are most often 19mm or 3/4
I grew up on a VAC that the starter did not work on. Something is worn on this one and it did not want to stay seated in the crank hub. Plus with it not having run in years the starter helped give it the extra push to get going. Dad also has a couple of SCs that typically get hand cranked.
Saved another one good deal
Love the steering wheel
Try to save as many as I can! Once they are gone they are gone along with all of their parts.
The wheel is a bit of a one off custom job from a tree branch 😂
Powerful little bastards and people love them.
They are very handy tractors. I learned to rake hay on a VAC-14 with a MF wheel rake
Very niceley done! I'm from northern Sweden and you unfortunatly never see any Case tractors around here. A family friend of mine had a Case S with an aftermarket three point hitch! It conked out on him on a steep hill while drivning it to a friend who needed it for parts.
Thanks for watching me! Would love to add an S or D to the collection. Don’t see many of them around
Good for you guys. Good tractors deserve care.
I try to save all of them I can!
It looks good i just bought a 830 ck with 1865 hrs it came from the original family that bought it new it is spotty rust but in very good shape
She’s a little rough around the edges but we will put it to work if it’ll stay together.
I’ve always wanted to run one of the later model number series, but there does not seem to be many of those around here.
Good video Travis. Looking forward to the next one! It will be interesting to see what’s going on with the knock.
I am hoping it can be fixed with a redneck crank polish and a new rod bearing. The old guy who used to own it had to be running it like that so I hope the crank is not tore up.
Could you tell me what size socket i need for spark plugs bc the space in here is so tight idk which one i need. I might have missed it
Those particular plugs are a 7/8 wrench size. There was room enough for me to get an impact socket on them.
@@YesteryearGarage ok thanks ya I can't get a impact on mine it's enought room to get a needle in there very tight for mine
@@dakotak8437 I just used an impact socket on a ratchet cause that is what I had laying around.
I have had to take a grinder and basically turn the end of a socket down before to get it in a tight place. Go buy you a cheapo deepwell socket in the size you need and just make it fit! Sometimes a scrench for a chain saw will fit down in a tight spot as well but they are most often 19mm or 3/4
@@YesteryearGarage thanks didn't think about that I'm gunna give them a shot and see how it goes thanks agen
You got to learn how to handcrank
I have a 1939 case DEX and i know how to start it
Kristen
I grew up on a VAC that the starter did not work on. Something is worn on this one and it did not want to stay seated in the crank hub. Plus with it not having run in years the starter helped give it the extra push to get going.
Dad also has a couple of SCs that typically get hand cranked.