6 replies to this topic

[John@Reliable]

Just when you think you have seen it all, that poor Case

I was looking for something and came across this.

 

 

http://www.motherear...en-Tractor.aspx

[marlboro180]

Actually his conversion makes perfect sense. Electric over hyraulic eliminated the need for a controller, and he chose a Case with a tired motor. 

 

Maybe he could add some side scoops on the hood to make it look less, well, hacked into though.

[JRJ]

First thought was 'boy that sucker has some large rear wheels'.

 

Dick

[CRFarnsworth]

My brother has two motorless Case tractors and the plan is to convert them both to electric power. It's not that difficult and saves them from the scrap pile.  Rick

[DH1]

Back when I was trying to figure out how to do a conversion I found this site to be a big help.

 

http://www.evalbum.com/type/TCMW

 

It show what others have done, what tractors, parts they used and the results they got.

 

The case in the first post is a older conversion and is a good example of a electric conversion.

A lot of people who do these are using whatever parts they have and getting them to work.

Edited by DH1, January 26, 2013 - 01:30 PM.

[Texas Deere and Horse]

Thanks Doug, That is a great site. I have been thinking about playing around with one.!

[twostep]

I like the idea but when they say they get less than an hour use.... forget it. I would need 3-4 hours use out of a charge or I would go diesel.