What's Ahead of Me?

[txHillCountry]

Good evening! Happy to be here and to have found a place where I can talk to others about the project I would like to get started on. I was on my girlfriend's family's property this weekend where i have been helping out with fences, etc. and I ran across these two machines. I wanted to see if someone could help me identify the models. I would like to get started researching what it would take to bring them to working condition. After some research on the board i realized i need to grab the serial numbers off the bottom of the seats but i won't be able to get these numbers as quickly as I would like to begin researching.

Would y'all be able to help me identify these models?

I believe the one on the right is a Farmall A.

[Slim140]

The Case looks like an SC (kind of). Serial number should be on the right under the steering wheel on the dash if that is what it is. The Farmall does look like an A to me but check the serial plate just to be sure. It should be under the seat as you stated on the seat frame.

[Urbish]

Here are some photos of the Case model SC including serial # location: http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/4/5/454-ji-case-sc-photos.html

On second thought, I'm going to vote for Case DC based on the partially obscured view of the hood cutout and formed bead between the cutout and the operator. The grille with the vertical inset CASE name indicates something other than an SC as well.

Here are some photos of a Case DC: http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/000/4/4/449-ji-case-dc-photos.html

[txHillCountry]

You were right, it is a DC. I was able to take a look this weekend and the serial number ends in DC.

First I think i'm going to fix the Farmall A that is in the below pictures since it has a mower and thats what I need the most right now..

I tried turning the engine over with the manual crank with no luck but just realized that it may have been in gear. On a positive note, I was able to inflate the tires and have them hold air. To my knowledge these two tractors have been sitting for at least ten years.

[cub.bub]

Nice find!
You have some work ahead of you for sure, but take your time and BE SAFE! Never crank or key star attempt without knowing it's out of gear.
I would remove muffler, oil and air intake caps, remove hood and take a look see, check oil, water in radiator (to see if you have any cracks or water in oil) remove plugs and take a look see with flash light, maybe spray a little penitrant in plug holes. Make sure you remove any crud from areas your working, let her set a day, then with plugs removed try puttin the tractor in 3rd gear and rock her a little.
Again take your time, you're luck they appear to have been stored under roof, and that may save you a lot of grief LOL.
Once you get her free, start cleaning all electrical connections from good battery, amp meter, starter, generator, every thing. This will help you later when attempting to start. Change engine fluids oil, and flush rad with water.
Take your time and you'll be mowing soon.
Keep us informed, you have me rooting for ya!
Bruce.