Posted by eastcoastheirloom on October 21, 2014 at 04:46:11 from (70.15.170.225):
Alright hopefully this post can generate a little bit of knowledge from around the country since my research has come up alil dry.. In 1932 JI Case purchased a diesel engine from Cummins one year later they released a prototype tractor they tested the tractor which supported the engine perfectly it was free standing like the case gasoline block and provided low operating costs along with decent power not to mention the idea was all sorts of cool... my question to the rest of collectors out there is... Is the prototype still in existence at any museum stateside? Also does anyone know what the block number might of been? Its something id like to see or on a further stretch like to duplicate beings I have an L with not a lot to lose..
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