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J. I. Case & Co.
Racine, WI, U.S.A.
Company Website: http://www.casecorp.com/
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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Patent Number	Date	Title	Name	City	Description
227,259	May. 04, 1880	Traction Engine	Alonzo Jillson	Racine, WI
250,133	Nov. 29, 1881	Thrashing Machine	Jerome I. Case	Racine, Racine County, WI
		Thrashing Machine	Massena B. Erkine	Racine, Racine County, WI
		Thrashing Machine	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
D18,793	Dec. 11, 1888	Casing for Thrashing Machine	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
399,504	Mar. 12, 1889	Straw Stacker	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
471,074	Mar. 15, 1892	Cotton Harvester	James F. Cunningham Sr.	Anson, Jones County, TX
		Cotton Harvester	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
488,483	Dec. 20, 1892	Gas Engine	John W. Raymond	San Francisco, CA
491,855	Feb. 14, 1893	Gas Engine	John W. Raymond	San Francisco, CA
521,551	Jun. 19, 1894	Apparatus for Starting Gas Engines	John W. Raymond	San Francisco, CA
531,807	Jan. 01, 1895	Starting Apparatus for Gas Engines	John W. Raymond	San Francisco, CA
544,482	Aug. 13, 1895	Journal Bearing	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
558,873	Apr. 21, 1896	Band Cutter and Feeder	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
571,898	Nov. 24, 1896	Pneumatic Stacker	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
D26,566	Jan. 26, 1897	Casing For Engines	John W. Raymond	Racine, WI
583,507	Jun. 01, 1897	Gas Engine	John W. Raymond	Racine, WI
583,508	Jun. 01, 1897	Gas Engine	John W. Raymond	Racine, WI
D28,987	Jul. 05, 1898	Separator Sieve	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
615,144	Nov. 29, 1898	Governor	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
620,232	Feb. 28, 1899	Straw Stacker	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
621,693	Mar. 21, 1899	Water Heater	George W. Morris	Racine, WI
626,077	May. 30, 1899	Traction Engine	George W. Morris	Racine, WI
634,375	Oct. 03, 1899	Automatic Weigher	Frank C. Stuckel	Racine, Racine County, WI
640,997	Jan. 09, 1900	Threshing Machine	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
668,141	Feb. 12, 1901	Wind Stacker	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
682,591	Sep. 10, 1901	Automatic Clutch Mechanism	James R. Harrison	Racine, Racine County, WI
714,926	Dec. 02, 1902	Steering Mechanism for Trail Vehicles	Wallace F. MacGregor	Racine, Racine County, WI
736,235	Aug. 11, 1903	Pump for Portable Engines and the Like	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
765,403	Jul. 19, 1904	Means for Shifting the Tubes of Pneumatic Straw Stackers or Other Purposes	Frank C. Stuckel	Racine, Racine County, WI
88,653	Aug. 09, 1904	Stacker Mechanism	Frank C. Stuckel	Racine, Racine County, WI
797,000	Aug. 15, 1905	Band Cutter and Feeder for Threshing Machines	James R. Harrison	Racine, Racine County, WI
		Band Cutter and Feeder for Threshing Machines	Frank C. Stuckel	Racine, Racine County, WI
797,101	Aug. 15, 1905	Portable Horse Power	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
808,024	Dec. 19, 1905	Straw Carrier	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
826,923	Jul. 24, 1906	Automatic Means for Feeding Liquids	William W. Dingee	Racine, Racine County, WI
837,088	Nov. 27, 1906	Beater for Threshing Machines	Wallace F. MacGregor	Racine, Racine County, WI
863,082	Aug. 13, 1907	Folding Carrier Frame	Charles J. McIntosh	Racine, Racine County, WI
870,241	Nov. 05, 1907	Draft Apparatus for Wagons and the Like	Wallace F. MacGregor	Racine, Racine County, WI
		Draft Apparatus for Wagons and the Like	William H. Cahill	Racine, Racine County, WI
873,829	Dec. 17, 1907	Pneumatic Stacker	Bryon G. Baker	Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN
880,385	Feb. 25, 1908	Spark Arrester	Wallace F. MacGregor	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,045,952	Dec. 03, 1912	Steering Mechanism for Traction Engines and the Like	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,152,130	Aug. 31, 1915	Key Remover	Frank C. Stuckel	Racine, WI	Set screw driven gripping jaws to clamp on to the edges of keys that hold gears, pulleys, etc. on shafting. Listed in J.I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE CO. supply catalogs as "CURTISS KEY PULLER." One known example marked only with the patent date.
1,162,225	Nov. 30, 1915	Safety Starting Device	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,170,051	Feb. 01, 1916	Traction Wheel	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,174,459	Mar. 07, 1916	Explosive Engine	Aage E. Winckler	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,175,897	Mar. 14, 1916	Rotary Valve for Explosive-Engines	Aage E. Winckler	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,190,735	Jul. 11, 1916	Steering Device for Tractors	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,209,815	Dec. 26, 1916	Traction Engine	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,217,284	Feb. 27, 1917	Drive Mechanism for Traction Engines	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,217,285	Feb. 27, 1917	Internal Combustion Engine	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,224,612	May. 01, 1917	Mixer or Cabureter for Internal Combustion Engines	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,256,120	Feb. 12, 1918	Feeder for Threshing Machines	Hugh W. Fellows	Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA
1,258,882	Mar. 12, 1918	Soil-milling machine	Albert J. Dremel	Racine, WI	This patent is of interest because it is an early patent granted to Albert J. Dremel, future inventor of the Dremel Tool.
1,258,848	Mar. 12, 1918	Baling Press	William Zachow	Racine, Racine County, WI	Application was renewed on 27 Oct, 1917.
1,258,858	Mar. 12, 1918	Straw-Stacker for Threshing Machines	Robert D. Bell	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,287,195	Dec. 10, 1918	Excavating and Loading Machine	Edward J. Birkett	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,287,550	Dec. 10, 1918	Explosive Engine	Aage E. Winckler	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,286,951	Dec. 10, 1918	Air Strainer	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
195,324	Dec. 23, 1919	Plough Frame	Robert Caughey	Dixon, Lee County, IL
1,388,410	Aug. 23, 1921	Tractor	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,417,804	May. 30, 1922	Internal Combustion Engine	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,418,724	Jun. 06, 1922	Self-Feeder for Thrashing Machines	Wallace F. MacGregor	Racine, Racine County, WI
		Self-Feeder for Thrashing Machines	Norman R. Krause	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,428,943	Sep. 12, 1922	Sealing Device for Rotary Structures	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,740,810	Dec. 24, 1929	Tractor	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,779,088	Oct. 21, 1930	Internal Combustion Engine	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,819,640	Aug. 18, 1931	Tractor	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,849,284	Mar. 15, 1932	Tractor	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
1,871,306	Aug. 09, 1932	Power Trasmission for Agricultural Machines	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
2,068,536	Jan. 19, 1937	Pump	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI
2,334,146	Nov. 09, 1943	Turbulence Cylinder Head	David P. Davies	Racine, Racine County, WI	Application filed on 10 Jan 1934. Renewed on 07 Oct., 1936.
2,775,147	Dec. 25, 1956	Taper Boring Device	Emil Schneebeli	Racine, WI
		Taper Boring Device	Theodore E. Crawford	Racine, WI
2,873,149	Feb. 10, 1959	Cultivator Tool Holder	Emery C. Redetzke	Greenville, Montcalm County, MI
27,361	Jul. 12, 1965	Self-Propelled Mechanical Shovel	none listed	, listed
4,175,638	Nov. 27, 1979	Electronically Controlled Four-Wheel Steering	Robert F. Christensen	Racine, Racine County, WI	Abstract: A control mechanism for a steering system for individually or simultaneously controlling the turning movements of the front and rear wheels of a vehicle is disclosed herein. The steering system is capable of controlling the movement of the rear wheels in a plurality of modes with respect to the front wheels and one mode in which the rear wheels are independently controlled. The control mechanism includes a control member that is pivoted on the frame of the vehicle to a plurality of positions to move an actuating switch that is part of the control means to a plurality of positions corresponding to the respective modes of steering and actuating means that cooperates with a signal producing device that produces a control signal to independently control the turning movement of the rear wheels.
4,184,522	Jan. 22, 1980	Mechanized Bag Filling Apparatus	Jerry A. Waite	Racine, Racine County, WI	Abstract: An easily transportable and mechanized bag filling machine preferably used for filling sandbags at a high rate of speed to meet the requirement for a lare number of filled sandbags in areas where conditions such as flooding exist. The mechanized bag filling machine includes a pivotable trailer-mounted bag filling assembly comprising a receptacle with a cross auger, a conveyor, and a chute having bagging heads. The trailer-mounted assembly is conveniently movable from a transport position wherein the conveyor lies substantially horizontal on the trailer to a work position wherein the conveyor is inclined by actuating a cylinder connected at one end to the trailer and at its other end to the underside of the conveyor. The bagging heads are supported in an upright position on one end of the conveyor during transport, and they are pivoted to extend downwardly after the conveyor is elevated to an inclined position. The machine is self-contained and includes its own power plant, clamping devices to hold empty bags under the bagging heads, sealing mechanism to seal filled bags, and motors for driving the conveyor and auger in the receptacle.
4,201,268	May. 06, 1980	Adjustment Mechanism for Dozer Blade	Claude M. Frisbee	Bettendorf, Scott County, IA	Abstract: A mechanism for angling, pitching, and tilting a dozer blade utilized in a conventional bulldozer wherein the blade is connected by means of a universal joint to the center bight portion of a C-shaped frame. A vertical mast support structure at the center of the bight portion of the frame mounts one end of the extensible links used for angling, tilting, and pitching the blade. The angling and pitching control includes a pair of piston-cylinders connected between the vertical mast and the respective sides of the bulldozer blade. The hydraulic circuitry for the cylinders simultaneously extends the piston rod of one cylinder while retracting the piston rod of the opposed cylinder to angle the blade about a vertical axis. Simultaneous extension or retraction of both piston rods causes the blade to pitch about a horizontal transverse axis. The blade is additionally connected to the top end of the vertical mast structure by a tilt cylinder which is disposed parallel to the top edge of the blade. The blade adjustment construction provides that when the blade is angled, the blade tilt is not changed. The present construction eliminates conventional complex push lever and linkage arrangements, and the operation does not require a complex hydraulic system.
46,949	Jun. 09, 1980	Tractor	none listed	none listed,
4,209,195	Jun. 24, 1980	Expandable Spreader Control Circuit	William K. Holmes	Rothschild, Marathon County, WI	Abstract: A control system for extending and retracting a spreader having a base section and a pair of extensible sections includes a hydraulic circuit for supplying pressurized fluid to fluid rams to extend and retract the sections with an electric control circuit for actuating a control valve. The electric control circuit includes a manual switch having extend and retract positions energizing extend and retract solenoids on the valve. The electric circuit also includes holding means for maintaining either solenoid energized and position control means for automatically deenergizing either solenoid when the sections reach a predetermined position with respect to each other. A single two-position switch is utilized as the position control means cooperates with the hydraulic circuit which locks the spreader sections in predetermined position with respect to each other. These predetermined positions are defined by an elongated rod having detents spaced thereon and secured to one extensible section with an electrical cable surrounding the rod and extending to the outer end of the extensible section to define the electrical connections between the switches on the extensible sections and the remainder of the electrical circuit and the hydraulic circuit on the base section.