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1992 was the 150th anniversary of the J.I. Case Manufacturing Company. Hundreds of exhibitors brought their Case steam tractors, gas tractors, threshing machines and models to the Western Minnesota Steam Thresher's Reunion at Rollag Minnesota. (including few photos)

This site is honoring the hard working and durable CASE and Ingersoll Hydriv garden tractors. These tractors sport a hydraulic system, and were mostly hydraulically driven (although some did have hydrostatic drive). What difference does that make you ask? Lots is the answer. With the hydraulic system, a rear PTO valve can be installed which runs a multitude of attachments (factory tiller, wood splitter and wood chipper) along with just about any other hydraulically operated contraption you could dream up.

Case IH announced today plans to build a new company-owned, model Case IH dealership next door to its Racine plant. The new 31,000-square-foot, two-story Case IH agricultural equipment dealership will be constructed by early 2009. The Mount Pleasant Village Planning Commission recently approved the company's plans for the project.

The Case Heritage Foundation site, with the history of Case Tractors.

Case International Home Page.

Information about David Brown's 380 Tractor.

Got the old tractor fired up and running a long time ago. Hurray!!! Drove it around a little and then parked it to change the oil and hook up the blade, but the starter conked out on me. Oh, well! At least it runs! Now I can change my "Yesterday's Tractors" registry from complete to working! I discovered several websites about classic and antique tractors. Leared a lot about my old Case. It's a 1950 model VAC, row crop tractor Serial Number: VAC5454400 Check this website for tractor info.

The Case 830 tractor has a four cylinder diesel engine which delivers roughly 65 horse power to the PTO. It was the first tractor in America to deliver an automatic transmission, and Case called its transmission the "Case-O-Matic". Back in 1960, most farmers were leary of such a transmission. So many stayed away from it. However, Case really out did itself because the transmission proved to be an engineering marvel.

Welcome to the Gyger Family collection of Case antique tractors. Located in Lebanon, Indiana, our vast amount of restored antiques have been featured numberous times in the Case enthusiast magazines "Old Abe's News" and "Heritage Eagle", on the television shows "Across Indiana" and "Classic Tractor Fever", and in many antique tractor calendars. Because of this, many people have wanted to see more of our tractors. If you are one of these people, then you've come to the right place! Please look around and enjoy!

Plenty of Case Tractor Photos for you to view.