Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

It's probably hard to remember, because it was a while ago. When I got the 644 from the Bonnechere Valley, it came literally as a box of parts and a diesel engine. I was told by the PO that he intended to install the diesel engine in it. Unexperienced as I was (and still am), I planned on installing ...

anouther thought , what are the chances of building the worn area up with weld and then boring to reduce amount of material needed to be removed . it is cast steel , not iron . Harry , Eugene , what do think ?


In my little experience, building up the area with weld has not worked up so well ...

Thanks Dave! Great pictures!

Looking forward to seeing lots of pics! Thanks for doing this, it'll bring back nice memories. The kids are excited as they remember the ahow, in fact for the longest time the most popular evening story they asked for was how we went to the show.

Greetings from the Mediterranean shores of Greece. Found this beach miles long, park wherever, no bars, crystal clear water that's shallow for long enough not to stress the kids every minute, no big waves, perfect weather so far. We are on a one week vacation trip.

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I used the float feature on my Case tractor quite often. But I was as surprised as you to find that the Kubota has a float feature too, on the loader. But I never seem to need it.

The sunflowers are growing well. We skipped planting a garden this year, just too much work on the house renovations. I have, however, planted about an acre of alfalfa. Most work done by the neighbour with his big tractor. The idea is to establish this acre for the next few years with alfalfa as ...

I have been sooo behind with all your projects guys, it's not even funny. But now I've read the last few pages of this thread, and I'm impressed with all the stuff you guys do. As stumps go, that's a pretty good looking one. Being birch, not so useful though, but for fire. Great

Happy birthday Jake! How time flies, he was certainly a young boy when I first met him.

One step at a time. Nothing can stop a man who has a shop and a working forklift!

Hm.. I think we need a forklift emoji