In 1935, Case introduced the RC as the smallest model in its lineup, a single-wing plow-pulling, row-crop tractor equipped with adjustable track widths. Both 3-wheel and 4-wheel versions were available. The engine chosen was a 2.4-liter Waukesha gasoline engine producing 18 horsepower. It had three gears, and the clutch was hand-operated, oil-bath type with two plates. Standard equipment included, among other things, a power take-off, steering brakes, and pneumatic tires. In 1936, the standard model R was also introduced.

Many changes were made to the R and RC models in their later years. They received a new series-appropriate red color and a cast iron grille, a 4-speed transmission, an electrical system, and a hydraulic lift.

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