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Restoration Quality Oil Pressure Gauge for Case Tractors

Original price was: $18.83.Current price is: $11.94.

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When you’re restoring that classic Case and want everything to look and function like it did when it rolled off the factory floor, a proper oil pressure gauge is essential. This restoration-quality gauge isn’t just about monitoring engine health – it’s about bringing back that authentic Case look with proper function. Whether your old gauge has a cracked face, dead needle, or you’re doing a complete instrument panel restoration, this gauge gives you that original appearance with reliable performance.

What You’re Getting

  • Restoration-quality construction designed to match original Case appearance
  • Proper Case branding and markings for authentic vintage look
  • 2-inch mounting hole design fits standard dash panel openings
  • Precise oil pressure monitoring to protect your classic engine
  • Durable internals that handle the vibration of vintage tractor operation

Built for Classic Case Tractors

This gauge is perfect for those restoration projects where authenticity matters. Case tractors from the classic era were workhorses that helped build American agriculture, and proper instrumentation was part of what made them reliable. A working oil pressure gauge was your early warning system for engine problems – just as important today when parts for these engines are getting harder to find.

Made to Last

Restoration work deserves quality parts that’ll stay looking good and working right for years to come. This gauge is built with the same attention to detail as the original, using materials that can handle temperature swings, vibration, and the occasional bump from a wrench or elbow in the cab.

Installation Notes

The 2-inch mounting hole makes this a direct fit for most Case instrument panels from the restoration era. When installing, make sure your oil pressure line and sender are in good shape – old rubber lines get brittle and can cause inaccurate readings or leaks. This is also a good time to check your oil pressure with a mechanical gauge to make sure your engine is actually producing proper pressure.