J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company Traction Engines & Tractors at Antique Powerland

Jerome Increase Case started building threshing machines in Racine, Wisconsin in 1842. He later expanded into portable steam engines and built his first traction engine in 1876. The Case name is still used on farm and construction equipment today. For more about the history of Case, read the Oak Clearing Farm & Museum's History of J. I. Case or Farm Collector's The Threshing Machine King.

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Traction Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Steam Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Case Steam Engine at Antique Powerland on August 4, 2007

Here is a video clip of a J. I. Case Traction Engine in operation at Antique Powerland during the 2008 Great Oregon Steam-Up on August 3, 2008.

Case Traction Engine at the 2008 Great Oregon Steam-Up

Case Tractors at Antique Powerland on August 1, 2009

These Case tractors in Sunburst Yellow and Orange were displayed at the 2009 Great Oregon Steam Up.

1959 Case 614B at Antique Powerland on August 1, 2009

This 1959 Case 614B Orchard/Grove Tractor owned by David A. King of Centralia, Washington is one of only 106 built. It was originally shipped new to Sparta, Michigan and was previously owned and restored by Ken Purdy of Shelby, Michigan.

1967 Case 830 at Antique Powerland on August 1, 2009

This 1967 Case 830 Comfort King is owned by Earl & Lois Force of Oregon City, Oregon.

1967 Case 830 LP at Antique Powerland on August 1, 2009

This 1967 Case 830 LP High Crop was built for sugar cane cultivation and is one of only 13 manufactured. It cost $6,800 when new and was originally used in Mississippi. The previous owner was Larry Weber of Yuma, Arizona and it is currently owned by David A. King of Centralia, Washington.

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