Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

I never searched google but you may find forums dedicated to each brand of generators you have.

My only experience with generators was when I bought one from a guy who was parting out an old motor home. His add said it was in working condition so I brought it home and tried to turn it over by hand. No go wouldn't budge. Then I separated the generator part from the engine and found a mouse nest...

Noel I have to ask, what is your 224 like compared to the big wheel and is it as fun?

That's so cool.

Im thinking your talking about the ones that bolt the gear halves together in the rear end. On my 648 and 446 I just inspected them and made sure they were tight. IMG_2455.jpeg IMG_2456.jpeg I think you can just see them on the left on the big gear. If I remember there are 4 of them. Thanks JSinMO,...

Happy Easter every one, especially you guys with little ones. Brings back fond memories.

Rear transaxle oil if not already done . Good thinking Dave, just put that on the list. I think I read someplace there's a bolt that should be upgraded to a stronger grade. I'll be searching for it in the near future and change it at the same time. Hopefully it's not a difficult task. :cheers: Im t...

When the engine is removed is there anything back of, around or under that I should be looking for that's easier to replace when the engine is out of the way? I remember seeing worn travel linkage that needs attention. If anyone could pass on more ideas I'd appreciate it, thanks. :cheers: #5 wares ...

When the engine is removed is there anything back of, around or under that I should be looking for that's easier to replace when the engine is out of the way? I remember seeing worn travel linkage that needs attention.
If anyone could pass on more ideas I'd appreciate it, thanks.

Harry wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 7:53 am Have you looked at the center axle pin? Harry

Thanks for the heads up on that Harry. The po of the GT said he changed that already and I needed to tighten it to stop the play. I think that's probably the only thing that was fixed on the tractor by the looks of it.