Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

But if you DO drive through there, here's how to proceed: image.png 1. Remove the bolts connecting the swingset crossmember and pull it back out of the way. image.png 2. Drive the tractor out from the pile and install the forks. You're about to need them. 3. Back up your new-to-you Toyota pickup, an...

I'm about to give you some unsolicited advice. I know you didn't ask for it, and you think you don't want it, but hear me out. Because I'm a really clever guy. I'm so clever that I built my own loader complete with forks and a lifting boom and a rollover protection bar. image.png So clever that I we...

Wonderful news! Congratulations, Eugen!

Blessed is the man that hath his quiver full of them!

Looking great, Matt, and very well written up.

Easy to follow, even with limited tools.

Bob

Looking at the height of the frame off the ground, I'm thinking it's a 44X series machine. Maybe even a 4000 series. It's hard to say.

Bob

On my Facebook feed today.

The poor thing never stood a chance.

I love that site too, and I have a treasured gift from my late father, a complete set of Handyman Encyclopedias. Which is essentially a hundred or more of these kinds of DIY plans. One of my first projects as a teen was making a small sailboat out of pine and masonite. I got the main structure creat...

BOOOO! HISSSSSSssss!

Sorry, Gerry.


Bob

what a haul!

A man could go from zero to hero in one transaction!

Bob

Harry wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 7:31 am Terrific job Bob. I was wondering how much weight do you have on the back of the GT? Harry

I have both rear tires filled to the top with RV antifreeze and about 400lbs hanging on the 3 pt hitch.

Bob