MWC Redbird Trail Clean Up

She thinks my tractor's sexy (even though its small.)
 
Lawn Cher' said:
She thinks my tractor's sexy (even though its small.)
I think my tractor is sexy ....

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Les
 
LBEXJ said:
I think my tractor is sexy ....

1948DCCasePic1.jpg


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Les
Is that a DC? My dad has an SC, and it doesn't quite match. The three point is totaly different, there is no hydro's. There is also no shock on the seat, and I don't think the air intake is quite that tall.
 
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scoobyxj said:
Is that a DC? My dad has an SC, and it doesn't quite match. The three point is totaly different, there is no hydro's. There is also no shock on the seat, and I don't think the air intake is quite that tall.
Yep ... a DC.

The hydraulic pump (I believe) is from an early 50's model Case and the 3-point is farmfabbed. I got this tractor from my Great Uncle several years ago, and this had been installed when I got it. AFAIK ... Everything else is original outside of new paint and decals.

It was a clean-up/restore project I did a couple years ago. I like antique tractors ... if I had the money, it'd be another hobby. :)

Les
 
LBEXJ said:
It was a clean-up/restore project :)

Les

Thats what has been done to dads SC. He still uses it to power augers because of the hand cluch, and the throttle being low. Nice to not have to climb up on the tractor to start up an auger, and adjust the speed. He also has a Case 630, and a Farmall Super M with hydraulics, and power stearing.
On the Case SC there is a metal piece that goes between the air cleaner and the carb. His rusted out, and he was never able to locate a replacement. You wouldn't happen to know a good place to look for one would you? There is rubber hose on it now, but the gas fumes rott it out over time.
 
Unless you plan on bringing them....

Tractors=Nothing to do with Redbird Trail Clean Up.
:anon:


BTW, very nice specimen there Les.
:thumbup:


Hale
 
I have used mine in the woods to pull logs, also for mowing, and to maintain my driveway. I was a bit aggravated at myself when I got the exaust pipe into a limb and broke the exhaust manifold at the bend where the pipe attaches. Right now, it is sitting in the barn at my MoM's with the broken manifold, a bad tire, and the hydraulic pump in need of re-building. Too many irons to fire plus the Jeep habit have relegated it to a one-of-these-days project. The hand clutch is a definate plus ... except when trying to back up a trailer ... got contortion?
scoobyxj said:
... On the Case SC there is a metal piece that goes between the air cleaner and the carb. His rusted out, and he was never able to locate a replacement. You wouldn't happen to know a good place to look for one would you? There is rubber hose on it now, but the gas fumes rott it out over time.
The DC has a cast oil bath chamber that attaches to the carburator. The air tube attaches to it and runs up through the hood. There is a cap with a screen in it to catch the "big stuff". Is this what you are talking about? To be honest, I don't recall seeing an SC Case to have a picture of what is there. Not too many Case enthusiasts in the local club (which I am not a member). I can ask around though as I know some of the members. Do y'all have a local antique tractor club locally?

Les

PS: Sorry about the hijack guys ...
 
Haleyes said:
Unless you plan on bringing them....

Tractors=Nothing to do with Redbird Trail Clean Up.
:anon:


BTW, very nice specimen there Les.
:thumbup:


Hale
I know Mike ... too bad you or I cannot move the posts to another thread. Maybe Rev or Sean will take care of it (EDIT: Or not :D - Rev) ...

It all started so innocently though. ;)

... and thanks!

Les
 
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... and kick Jim in the nads for me. He started it by telling Mark to get a new tractor seat! :D

Les
 
No, I was telling him to quit whining. JIM.
 
We still interested in the trail clean up?
I'll talk to the folks at Redbird and see what they have to say if we are.
Let me know guys.


Hale
 
What are the goals? Actual trail clean up or just cans in the parking lot?
 
Dirk Pitt said:
What are the goals? Actual trail clean up or just cans in the parking lot?

That's what I'd like to ask the Redbird Management. Find out what they'd like done, or could use some help with, and do that.


EDIT: I have approached the Redbird management, letting them know we are willing/wanting to help. I'll post up with what I hear back from them.
 
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Redbird is having a trail cleanup this weekend. I think alot of the atv clubs and IFWDA are going to go. All they want is some branches,downed trees and of course trash cleaned up. If anyone looked at my post about the 33" trxus muds for sale i mentioned that I am in jpfrog offroaders and we have adopted trail 1. They want us to try to haul in some gravel?rocks in there somewhere. There is no charge for this cleenup but I think i't only sat. 3/24. Just wanted to throw this out there for you. I was pres. of jpfrog and now I'm sittin on the fun side of the front table, so I'm going to try to get a little more involved in this forum. Don't know if I'll get the xj out much, I'ts my wifes DD for now. but i have enjoyed this site for some good ideas for a little lift ect. for her jeep, Mike
 
IntrepidXJ said:
i'd be interested.....but it will ultimately depends on when it's scheduled and what my work schedule is like
x3.

I would like to go back there with my own junk. So I can F it up all like Marks.
 
87manche said:
x3.

I would like to go back there with my own junk. So I can F it up all like Marks.

REDBIRD is where I have gotten 80% of my body damage. I might be in I might not.....not really to excited about REDBIRD. I will be posting up a couple trail runs shortly as soon as I know when I will be in the country this year.
 
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