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case38man: You can check out all shows and events on my site Antiquetractorsforum October 30, 2009 7:35AM Earl Kiser jr: caseman, seen the pics of grayson ky,I was born and grew up there now live in spring hill tn,didnt even know they have a tractor show,need to find out more about it may have to haul my 1947 8n ford ser#246,up there. October 29, 2009 8:31PM Rob Wenzel: I have a 1962 Case 310 B L? that i am trying to sell, but have no idea what it is worth. It was rebuilt a few years back and is in very good shape. Can you or someone help me? June 30, 2009 12:28PM alan green: BACK IN 1964-69 ,WE HAD A CASE, WITH TIRE OUT FRONT,HAND CLUTCH, I USED IT 5-6 YEARS,CULTIVATING, TWO ROWS AT A TIME,150 ACRES,MORNING-NITE UNTIL, I WAS DONE,,NOW 54 YEARS LATER,WE DONT HAVE THE CASE,WE HAVE 706-560 INTERNATIONAL,WHICH STILL RUNS,BOTH NEED RESTORED, BUT IM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER CASE,BYE FOR NOW, May 30, 2009 7:50PM william j grayeski: cool site i like old stuff to i have a mamod model steam roller its like owning the real thing April 12, 2009 10:51AM tom: hi nice site i enjoyed the pics tanks December 6, 2008 7:28AM olderfarmer: This tractor looks like a S Case,we had when i was six years old and drove it om the hay loader , the reason it had a hand clutch we used it on the farm to the 1960 November 5, 2008 4:47PM Ed McKinney: Just browsing the web, and thought of my many hours of operating my father's Case 'DO', the grove/orchard machine of choice here in Central Florida in the mid-'50s. My first experience at operating power machinery, at age 13. It was also the first and only time that I could hand-crank start an engine. A feeling of accomplishment, even before letting out the clutch! It ran on LP gas, thoughtfully provided by the Case dealer, Pounds Motor Co, of Winter Garden, Fl, for 14 cents per gallon. It used about 3 gallons per hour, pulling a 7' offset disc harrow. I have no photos of this beast to add to your collection. Thanks for setting up your website, so that these machines (a cast-iron radiator cap?) can be remembered. Ed-- September 18, 2008 12:11PM Scotty Wiley: Mr. Caseman, Thank you for such a great forum. I have learned just how much of a legacy these old tractors have and how much they mean to other people like me. I never really thought about the tractor I inherited until I found a picture of me sitting on it in 1967.(I was 2 years old). Since getting home I have enjoyed every minute of tearing it down and putting it back together. All the more since my son was right there beside me. Thanks again! September 11, 2008 8:52PM Harold Steffee gene327: Case38man, I think that you have saved more old tractors than you'll ever know, the forum is a great teaching tool and has taught me alot about old tractors that I knew about and many that I never heard of before. I love this site and have put it into my favorite places. May 13, 2008 6:55AM slowfolk: Beautiful display of tractors. Need people such as yourself to keep this going. slowfolk May 4, 2008 9:58AM Jeanne Oostvogels: You may like to look at the pictures of this weekend in Belgie with Easter last week..... www.gloeikoppers.tk It is all sorts of Hotbulb engines and tractors. Gloeikop means Hotbulb... March 29, 2008 12:52PM ady dyson: just viewed your site thought it was great i have a collection of case tractors in england, i have a grey r,c,cc,l and in the orangei have d,dc,sc,la March 23, 2008 8:39AM Ken Scanlan: Look likr you have some pritty rare stuff.I restored a 1942 D Case on streel.I just finished restoring my 1936 C Case on steel that my dad bought for me in 1984 (i was 4 years old ) I am now 28 and i got my wedding pictures with it and the rest of our tractor. We have 16 all case. Anyway nice stuff. March 2, 2008 11:47AM Bill Y-Wis: Hey Dan thanks for the link. Jr that is a lot better site than what you did have. You must have worked night and day to have a great site like that! January 13, 2008 12:08PM SIKovU ALso: 64.130.140.184 I love your site also! January 12, 2008 8:34PM Dan The Clown: Caseman you are the man. Have the greatest site ever! everyone go look at it Antiquetractorsforum.com January 12, 2008 8:10PM john a. frego: hello case folks, i have aquired an old case tractor. i,m going to call it a dc modified. it has a bosch mag. wide front end with heavy cast iron front wheels. they take a 7.50 16 tubeless tire. it has good metal , starts and runs good. it needs a home. if anyone is interested please contact me at 501-796-3003. thank you, john a. frego September 15, 2007 3:32PM Barry Hickson: G'day Caseman! I just loved your story about "Sampson" Those Sunburst Radiator Case's are a really great Tractor. I have just joined the Forum & posted to Around the Campfire so look forward to catching up with you.My mate Dean Price has a 1938 Case C (standard Tread) & she "purrs" like a kitten. More Power to your Crankshaft mate, A really great website, Regards Barry H (gully_raker) June 14, 2007 11:23PM JJ. in BC.: Really enjoyed your website JR, Great family, great tractors, great pics an' great stories, thanks for sharing. Regards, JJ. June 4, 2007 6:57PM duwayne tucker: wow a gto driving bob seager lovin son of a gun wearing shorts? man the tractors look great sure miss you guys May 14, 2007 11:00PM sarah: hey papaw i still think the best lookin pic on here is them ky hillbillys luv, sarah & family January 31, 2007 7:50AM tony kamer: Jr. I had a good time on the tractor drive 2006. Hope to be going agian in 2007, that is if you don't mind the old john deere's. Hope to bring 3 more of my tractors, plus some of my friends. Thanks for having me last year keep up the good work. January 12, 2007 10:32AM Bill young: I always enjoy looking at another man jewels.when i look at them i know how much time it takes. for what makes him happy makes me smile. I enjoy your tractors an the photos Bill December 31, 2006 9:08PM Norm Hamstrom: I truly enjoyed the picture show! I have a 1956 VAC, with wide front end, that I have operated for the past 50 years.I finished repainting it in Sept. of 2006.It needed no mechanical work at all.Just a good disassembly,cleaning,and repaint.It looks good now if I do say so myself ! Norm Hamstrom Portage,IN December 16, 2006 5:28PM tom hurley: i also enjoy old case tractors, i have two myself and an old parts vac tractor September 26, 2006 6:53AM John Harmon: Enjoyed your Site. Reminds me of the SC,DC, DC4,830 and 1030 Cases Dad had. I was an Allis Farmer with a multitude of AC's but always had a soft spot for "Flambeau Orange" September 5, 2006 5:58PM Jon Gardner: Hey i really enjoyed your website i have a 39 RC that im fixing to restore its been in my family since it was new and back in the 60 someone stole the magneto cap so now im looking for a cap and the button August 4, 2006 8:08AM Dennis Doyle: Looks like you're having great fun with your "OLD TRACTOR"! July 18, 2006 7:16AM Janette Cash: Jr You have some awsome tractors pictures, I really injoyed your web site. We have a trctor show at our Foothills Festival in Albany, KY you may be familiar with it. Only an hour an half from Renfro Valley. I saw you went to a show there. Lots of people attend our festival. its a big event for our some town. Let me Know If you are interested. I send more info, its always 3rd weekend of Oct. Janette April 20, 2006 5:35AM Stan Huff (Stan - Florida on YTMag): Great website! I'm a little older than you, but Case was not a real big seller up in central Indiana...never heard of an RC, but I sure know about them now. Ol' Samson sure writes a good story! March 25, 2006 7:02AM Trudy Kelly: I must say I enjoyed your web site. Thought I don't know a lot about tractors, I still like to look at them and hear them run. Your pics were very nice. Keep it up. :) March 11, 2006 8:00PM scott vaughan: February 27, 2006 7:39AM Bill Johnson: Dear JR, I really enjoyed visiting your site. I especially like the family aspect of your old tractor hobby and getting the kids involved! Bill Johnson, Lexington, KY February 5, 2006 5:57PM Frank in Ohio: Thanks for the help JR. Your site outstanding the best CASE sight on the internet hands down looking forward to june 2006,,hey that RC page sure caught my eye !! January 28, 2006 10:30PM Jim Edmonds jr: Jr, sure have enjoyed looking at the pics on Your site,Hopefully someday soon I can stop by and see the some of Your tractors in person. as soon as I get back to Wva I will get that waterpump unbolted for Your VC and send it to You. Hope Your health keeps improveing,We'll keep You in Our prayers. Jim Edmonds jr (the ol hillbilly) November 17, 2005 8:32PM wayne and ale woodrum: we really enjoy looking at you collection of case tractors, we will have to get over to one of your antique tractor shows to see them sometime. sincerelly, wayne and ale in Liberty, KY. October 14, 2005 6:20PM B. Perkins: Great photos CaseMan! You and your family have a really quailty collection of tractors. Nice to see them restored to their original condition. I like your tractor hauler too. Just like the tractors, its well done. Take care and thanks for supporting the great hobby of antique tractors. B.P. September 10, 2005 3:18PM Lawson Adcock: Hello Jr. Good to hear that you are doing so well with your treatments. Will keep you in our prays. July 25, 2005 5:53PM Jimmy Bell: Great Job JR. Thanks for letting me drive the Case. Its been over 30 years since I last drove it--Keep in touch--Jimmy June 22, 2005 1:07PM Zachary & Kelly Fryman: Really thought you had a great show!! You know how to put on a show a lot better than other clubs around this area.. Thanks for a great show June 22, 2005 6:43AM Lois D. Duncan: Just looked at the pictures and remembered my days spent on a small farmall tractor pulling a hay wagon. I think that tractor was expected to do too much but somehow it managed without us getting killed. My brother's family had to sell the tractors in the tractors best interest. Donnie and J.R. have them now. At least they are still in the family. I have a green wreath with red berries on it from my brother's funeral. Guess what it has sitting in the wreath at the bottom? You guessed it! A Farmall Tractor. I run across clippings every now and then from tractor pulls that Junior and Connie use to frequent usually doing quite well. Miss my brother but your pictures made me think fondly of him again. Lois D. Duncan Georgia June 18, 2005 9:46AM milespioneerman: We had a good time at the show. Excellent turnout. We'll be back again. Keep up the good work. June 17, 2005 6:55AM Roger WHitson: Jr. Had a great time @ the show this weekend.. That Super A runs excellent and looks even better!! Allen said i was having more seat time on it than he was!!! Buddy can't wait till this wekend for the Berry festival..It'll be a great trip.. See ya Saturday!!! June 15, 2005 1:52AM Rick Julson: I own an RC. I was told it was a 1936 model. It had lights until it was restored. It also has live hydraulics. It does have 4 gears but my uncle didn't know about it until they found 4th gear by accident. It wasn't ever marked. He didn't care for farming very much so he rented his land out and ran a tractor repair shop out of his barn. This was right after WWII. His specialty was coverting tractors to propane. So of course this one was also coverted. It not so much as restored as it was fixed back up as Vince redesigned it. Mud would ball up arouund the front forks so Vince added about 3" extentions to cure the problem. OK, so what year do I have? Would you please email me back. I can send pictures if you would like. Thank you. Rick May 26, 2005 2:03PM milespioneerman: Great pics. Hope that you had a good time in Carrollton. See you in June. May 17, 2005 6:40AM lawsonadcock: Thanks for comming to our show May 12, 2005 3:18PM Bill Lewis: Really enjoyed your website! I'll be talking to you real soon. Bill May 2, 2005 10:00AM Dale In Tx.: I have my father's 1936 CC case un restored,my 2sd case "400" LPG restored, farmed with case tractors untill they merged with IHC.had ,dc3,400,930,970,1570,4690,still have the "400" ( retired)still use the 1570 some but mostely a 846 ford NH. Dale In Tx. April 21, 2005 7:07PM Ed Froelich: Enjoyed the pictures very much. I just bought back my case 310B afer selling it fifteen years ago. I have been getting it running right again, after two owners neglecting my old friend. Having carb challenges but will soon have that done. It's pleasing to see other people with like interests enjoying their hobby and sharing their pictures with others. Keep America rolling. Reguards to all that shared. April 21, 2005 12:47AM Jim: Hey there nice site. I am looking for waukesha engine parts and your site same up. If you know where I can find an oil filter for a 1949 waukesha 6-SRKR motor, let me know, I'm having a heck of a time finding one. Jim jcpaulson@ecol.net April 8, 2005 1:06PM caseworld: Just a super job!!! Thanks for the link. Will definately link your photo site to jicaseworld site. So many people who don't know case very well will benefit. Also love the advice you give on yesterdays tractors discussion pages. thanks again Gord and Gail March 17, 2005 3:53AM Danny Leadman: Great site !!!!!!!1 January 24, 2005 9:28PM TYLER DAILEY: CASE38MAN'S GRANDSON January 23, 2005 4:16PM Calvin M.: Great job. Love the pictures. Keep up the good work. Hope to see you in May in Carrollton. January 20, 2005 10:56AM dkasey: Wonderful story and memories. Great pictures and notations. Glad you have the grandchildren to keep the line going. Will visit site again soon, to see what's new. Chuck January 3, 2005 8:37AM Hoosier JD (Mike Todd): Simply beautiful...pictures and stories! January 2, 2005 5:55PM Caprice: Very nice site. Hubby is an Alice Chalmers fan but I'm sure he'll love your site when I show it to him. I enjoyed seeing all your old pic. Presentation is excellent. :D November 15, 2004 1:15PM bofus: Great Web site. I have a 30 and 31 Case model CO. Trying to find others...no luck. Need a few parts (like magneto) for resto. Enjoyed your site...keep up the good work!!! November 14, 2004 7:36PM Dewey Powell: was looking at your photos October 23, 2004 5:35PM Jerry Braun: JR, Just got a chance to look at your email. Sorry we didn't make it to Renfro Valley my daughter got sick.OK now. Enjoyed your web page. Keep me informed about the show in June. I was at the truck pull. The fairgrounds seems like a great place for your show. You make the tractors shows fun. It is always good to see you, Betty and Sissy and Sammy. your friend Jerry Braun October 20, 2004 3:08PM Gregory W Geisert, CPA: Enjoyed your pictures. I am looking for brake bands for a Case RC. Do you have any sources? October 13, 2004 8:59AM Sally Carlson: I am looking for a toy tractor, RC Case with a narrow front. If you have any information on where I could purchase this, please let me know. Father owned a 1938 RC Case. Thank you Sally October 4, 2004 7:05PM duwayne tucker: ra September 22, 2004 11:34PM Paul Miller: Hi I just finished restoring a 1938 case RC. This was my first try at something like this. Nice job on all your photos. My RC is the gray unstyled version. September 6, 2004 1:39PM Don Tatton: Great site. Thanks for sharing. My Dad has resored a Case VA - narrow front. I learned to drive on a Case D. Also like the truck pics, we have a 1947 Fargo (Dodge)2 ton and a 1954 Fargo pickup, plus working display of small gasoline engines. September 2, 2004 3:02PM Harold Clouser: I am restoring a 1950 DC CASE, zi live in town, neighbors think I am crazy for having a tractor in my garage, I really enjoy this site, and working on my Case DC. Thanks August 28, 2004 10:57PM Tim McCreary: "They were madmen; but they had in them that little flame which is not to be snuffed out." CASEMEN everywhere. Enjoyed the site! Tim McCreary Lexington KY August 2, 2004 6:37PM RENZSILVER: TWO THUMB'S UP THIS WEB PAGE!! June 30, 2004 11:26PM Robert Nicholson: Greetings from Canada eh! Wow! this is a great site; not only of the tractors, but the haulers. I have a 1952 Case VA which we purchased new. What a day when the JL Case truck pulled into our yard and backed into the manure pile. The driver than drove our new tractor into our barnyard. It was a hard worker until 1966 when my dad quit farming. However he did not give up on the tractor. I was able to purchase it in 1985 shortly after his death. Here we are in 2004 and the old tractor and the not so young boy still have great pleasure looking after it and showing it. sorry I got carried away. I also have a bullet proof 1947 Ford. It has an 8N block along with the 9N 3 speed transmission. Nevertheless, this little tractor has been my bull dozer, stump puller and snow removal tractor. In addition, I also purchased a 1938 Allis Chalmer B. I am restoring it and would like to equipt it with a belly morrow. As I drive along the roads in Canada or the USA my eye is always open for that tractor in the back barn or garage which is waiting to be liberated. Enough for now. Sincerely Robert Nicholson District of Muskoka Northern Ontario Canada April 17, 2004 4:21PM Warren Dalton: Hello, I have a 1951 VAC that belonged to my Dad. It seems you are a Case lover. Well I am too. Could you answer a couple wiring questions for me? Mine has a 6 volt pos ground system. It has a generator with a cut-out relay and I can't seem to figure out the wiring. Thanks March 29, 2004 7:36PM Tom Railsback: I really enjoyed the photos. I was surprised to see my 1937 RC in there. Did you get it off the calendar? You should also know that I found Tom Graverson's DH out here in Montana and sold it to him 9 years ago. There is another DH out here that is the tractor that came of the assembly line immediately after his. March 7, 2004 6:29PM JohnDeere_John: Caseman Nice bunch of pictures thanks for the look see. Jon Pearson March 2, 2004 1:12PM Lew Gibbs: Hello, from the Riverland of Sth.Australia. I'm the AUTO ELECTRICIAN "GIBBS" in the WEB sight you visited reciently. I have just spent some time looking at your "caseman" sight.-- very well done & lots of great photo's.Would like to keep in touch with you people & hope to send another E-MAIL soon. The passion to be involved in finding, restoring etc these old tractors is a family thing for us, as it appears to be with you. All the best, Regards, Lewis Gibbs February 22, 2004 4:06AM Tom Huston/caseman-d: Great site, been here before but never view it till today, keep up the great work. Loved looking at the Case R the most. Tom Huston February 14, 2004 10:34AM Lois D. Duncan: Did you know that my brother has 4 farmall tractors which are named after his four great grandchildren. Would you be interested at all in including them on your website with pictures of each grandchild with their tractor. Connie gave a cute picture of Austin and Junior on "His" tractor. The family is planning on keeping the tractors since they each were used in some way to keep the hill looking good. Anyway, you can talk to Jane/Connie if so. I would love to see them. I am just going to have to do a website one day. I haven't looked at all the pics yet but I will soon. February 11, 2004 4:36PM Jeremy: Good Pictures We have a Case L and LA and a 600 diesel I really like the Model R you have in the pictures, would you sell it? February 11, 2004 9:07AM Kirk-Tx: Nice pictures. I would love to see that 41 VC when it is up and going. I bought 42 VC for $200 and hope to restore it in the future. February 6, 2004 8:30PM Frank M: Well 38 You Made It, Now it is time for you to enjoy your most prized hobby. Didn't think we would see the day we would be able to just take it easy but by the grace of God we made it. Your Friend Forever, Frank......bach January 27, 2004 2:40PM john przytarski: wow what a great site, keep up the good work! i love case tractors, i own a 1941 case s and a 1950 case sc. January 23, 2004 1:22PM Gene Lamb: Thanks for the great old pictures. I helped farm with a 10-18 Case in the late 30's and early 40's. I was 12-14 years old then, and I was the power lift for the lister my brother pulled behind the old tractor. He was a good mechanic, and kept the old beast running through the depression years. January 18, 2004 8:17PM David Fernández: Hi I'm a farmer in Uruguay (South America) My best wishes for You in the year 2004. David January 11, 2004 4:33PM Jan W. Jansen: What a fantastic series CASE DC pictures of DCTOM I tried my 1945 DC this year for pulling but did not win . Can Tom tell me what height my hitch point must be for best balance . I made one at 24 inches height ! January 5, 2004 1:08PM AntiqueTractorSource: I enjoyed your old B & W photos. Nice photo gallery and thanks for sharing some photos of the RC with us at ATS. Stop by and visit us at AntiqueTractorSource.com!! January 1, 2004 3:36PM Johan: Very surprised to see my own tractor on this site!!!!! Johan December 26, 2003 10:33AM DUSTY RHODES: HAVE A 1955 3O1 CASE. RESTORED PARADE READY. ALSO WORKING ON A 1937 CASE RI RESTORATION. December 18, 2003 8:26PM Jimmy Bell: Thanks Jr.for e-mailing me Your Gallery pictures I enjoying looking at them. They take me back a few years.You Have done a super job putting The album together. Hope your enjoy your retirement as well December 6, 2003 6:59AM DCDENNIS: NICE LOOKING TRACTORS. THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORT. December 4, 2003 7:10PM Garland Springer: Very nice, different, enjoyed. November 27, 2003 12:20PM Sam: Hey Jr, Keep up the good work! Sam November 23, 2003 5:49AM Frank M: A job well done by my friend Jr Dailey & son's. You all know your stuff when it comes to anything with a motor attached, well them boy's are a chip off the old block (good)because their dad is a good man. Keep up the good work Dailey.s. Your Friend, Frank M November 7, 2003 12:35PM Carson Frymoyer: The pictures are very nice, & that sunburst grill is "AWESOME". I have my dads 1929 "L", but the engine is stuck, & I bought a "C" to restore. Working on the L engine, but, not loose yet. November 6, 2003 9:38AM Herb: Nice photos. Neat seeing three of mine that Tom sent you. 10-20 and baler, RC and 2x12 plow, and SC and corn picker. November 6, 2003 8:34AM mj: Really enjoyed your albums! Thanks for sharing on YTmag! October 31, 2003 4:15PM arthur: i like pictures October 30, 2003 7:06PM sarah: papaw, i love your pics, and i think you have turned into a basket "CASE" ha ha love, sarah and family October 29, 2003 7:14AM Vera Hastings: Son Howard has his Grandfathers wide front, VAC.Would like to know where to find parts for the lift and hoist. Is there somewhere out here in the West? I enjoyed looking at the Pictures, Thanks a lot! October 22, 2003 1:12PM JD Tractor-Ron Komar: Nice website, nice tractors ( even the green ones) October 21, 2003 6:17PM case440: have just started on my case 44d and find your web site very inspiring .have a case 47 vao to do after i finish the d. lots of work but so rewarding October 17, 2003 10:06PM Scott Bailey: We have a 1927 case tractor for sale $7500.00 or make offer,also when is the tractor show at Renfro Valley, we would love to come, also infro about rv camping. I loved you web site Thanks August 31, 2003 7:06PM tom graverson: very nice site, you explain it well tom August 31, 2003 9:06AM Terry Lutz: Very nice page, there's nothing like old tractors and equipment to bring back memmories of my younger days on the farm.I Have a Farmall Cub and old WheelHorses. I am a member of the Lebanon Valley Antique Tractor Club. Keep up the good work. terry Lutz August 2, 2003 8:32AM FRANK CASWELL: TRACTORS LOOK VERY GOOD, SEE YOU AT THE PARIS SHOW July 20, 2003 4:29PM Howell Childress: Very nice site,enjoyed all.Pittsburg co. Okla. July 20, 2003 10:14AM Dave Olson: Enjoyed visiting your web pages. Really liked the 10 commanments! I have a '30 Case Model C and a '38 Model L. Thanks again for your site. Dave Olson July 20, 2003 6:46AM Sonny Heath: Enjoyed your site. Anciously waiting for more pictures both inside and out of your toter. Did you keep up with what it wound up costing all together? I build one out of an old Freightliner. Sonny July 19, 2003 6:31AM Harvey: Really enjoyed your web site. I can tell you one happy guy. Update the site and I shall return. Mesquite, Tx June 10, 2003 9:22AM Aaron Balser: Hey Jr, Great job on the pictures and history on the case tractors and keep up the great work!!!!!!!! June 9, 2003 5:07PM thomas d. prickett: I have a case 195 garden tractor. that I purchase last week mybe you have some phone numbers to purchase parts. the 180 looks great. May 19, 2003 3:14PM charlie, fulton ky: a super nice pictures, good job May 13, 2003 10:45AM Earl Smit: I love the SC. I can relate to driving an SC while sitting on my dad's lap. I have the 1952 Case SC that my dad had bought new. I have restored it last year. I was asked if I would sell it, but some things are NOT for sale. Not many have their dad's old tractor. I enjoy you site. Earl April 17, 2003 4:29PM Robert Simpson: Great photos. Enjoyed looking. Love older tractors and glad to see them kept up. March 30, 2003 5:13PM Earl & Phyllis Powell: A very interesting sit. Neat! March 7, 2003 5:11PM Celeste Hughes: JR, It was a pleasure viewing your Case homepage it was full of information that I was unaware of. Not being a country girl I assumed all tractors were John Deeres. Thanks for history of the Case tractors. This city girl knows more now than she did before I read your home page. Very informative I enjoyed it, Celeste March 6, 2003 12:54PM Dale Eubanks: Houdy From West Texas Have been using case tractors since starting farming for my self buying my first in 1954 a DC3 foot cluch,1957 411,1968 930, 1973 970,1977 1570,1982 4690,when caseIH came in went to ford-newholland.I am still farming cattle,wheat,oats,milo and improved pasture still have 1570 with loader on it. In oct. let young nahbor talk me into getting the old 411 out from retirement(had not been started since 1981) of course was stuck got it loose pulled it in 7100# class won 2nd, 7600# won 2nd 8100#3nd. Went to Glen Rose this weekend won 1st. in 7600#, 1st.8100# 2nd 8600# by 8in.Pretty good for a 45 yr. tractor, 69yr.old driver? Dale February 17, 2003 11:01AM DC tom graverson: your web site is awesome, i have collected the D series case since 1980, i currently pull a 1942 DC and a 1948 DC in notrhern indiana, DCtom graverson Bremen, Indiana February 15, 2003 11:31AM Don Rudolph: When I was born my dad bought a new Case D and when I was 4 I learned how to drive for hay baling (not too good on the corners). I have been a Case man ever since. Thank you for sharing your experiences with everyone. I hope to have a website in the future as well-just not enough time yet. Thanks also for sending information on your local dealers. These are the first I have from Kentucky and I appreciate your trouble. I am also looking for pictures and/or stories you may have about those people. If any of these people are still alive I sure would like to talk to them. Thanks again, Don Rudolph February 15, 2003 9:19AM mitch boileau: wonderful to see the nice condition of such a fine machine good job, like the pictures thanks mitch January 29, 2003 9:03PM mike orr: that's quite a web page! great pictures! just to let you know, i have a sammy dog too! he is a two month old yellow lab(full bred)! he's quite a little character! there were some farmall tractors at one of the shows, 3 connected together? that was very odd, never seen anything like that before! keep the pictures coming! January 18, 2003 5:31PM bob wagner: What a lovely tractor. I restored a vac this year and am very partial toward case tractors. Love that grill. Nice work January 12, 2003 10:06PM Gene Dotson: Nice site. The Case with the GM 3-71 is an L, not an la. Gene January 2, 2003 6:49PM DON ALLISON: GOOD LOOKING CASE TRACTORS YOU JUST NEED SOME MORE January 1, 2003 5:30PM Gene Kahler: Fraazier, Wonderfull story love that Case. The pictures are so real. I belong to the Four Corners Antique Power Assocation. Travel to show with my 1935 JD "B" & Hay Wagon. May just load it up and come your way. Again Thanks, Gene December 19, 2002 1:47PM Larry Ping: Nice website enjoyed the pictures Richland County Illinois December 17, 2002 4:26PM Blake Ray: I love old tractors. I have a 5410 model john deere and love every second on it but I love to look at the old ones too. Shelby County Alabama November 4, 2002 7:34PM Marko: Thanks for visiting on my Old Tractor site. You have a great site also. November 3, 2002 1:01PM Julie Dailey: Hey this looks great! I guess it helps when you have great photographers taking the pictures. We make a pretty good team, us take pictures and you put them all together for everyone to see. It really does look good! Julie :) October 30, 2002 4:29PM