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Case MB4-94
- Thread starter IceHole
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March 19th 1949 to present.
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We owned two (a 1974 ‘round’ cab U900, and a 1984 ‘square’ cab U1200. This was in the early 2000’s.
Took the U1200 up to the Toodoggone for work. That was a slow drive! Had to watch the portal hubs on those as only held 1 pint of gear oil; didn’t like high speed operation. Changed the bearings out twice during our ownership. The large outer roller bearing had no inner race, so would wear onto a very expensive (MB only) gear…
(Photos of old film pictures)
Took the U1200 up to the Toodoggone for work. That was a slow drive! Had to watch the portal hubs on those as only held 1 pint of gear oil; didn’t like high speed operation. Changed the bearings out twice during our ownership. The large outer roller bearing had no inner race, so would wear onto a very expensive (MB only) gear…
(Photos of old film pictures)
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Definitely not. Mid 70s to early 80s.
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Right, the Case arrangement was pretty short lived.
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Unimog, yes. Case, (what the thread is about), no.
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Not to beat any dead horses.
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1979 MERCEDES-BENZ UNIMOG CASE MB4/94
Up for sale is a Rare 1979 Case branded MB4/94 Mercedes Benz Unimog. The Unimog was imported by Case Inc., of Racine Wisconsin, andcommissioned for the 1980 winter Olympics in New York. The vehicle wa
Not to beat any dead horses.
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1979 MERCEDES-BENZ UNIMOG CASE MB4/94
Up for sale is a Rare 1979 Case branded MB4/94 Mercedes Benz Unimog. The Unimog was imported by Case Inc., of Racine Wisconsin, andcommissioned for the 1980 winter Olympics in New York. The vehicle wa
Yes, that's one.