Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

that will make a nice tractor for someone handy.

propane1 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 27, 2026 8:26 am Eugen, I would like to contribute something, but have no idea how to. And so if you could let me know what to do, I’ll try and do that. I’m not to smart at doing this stuff, so I will get my son to help.

Noel

Same here Eugen
Dave

Well hard part would be the controller . Those things tend to have a mind of their own and can be really noisy at times . High maintenance too . The rest of it is just machinery .

Thanks Guys . is picking up Chinese food for supper and I am going to grab a couple adult beverages .

Spike188 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 7:29 am I was surprised at how the deflector control is designed. A linear actuator would have been closer to what I pictured or something similar to a power seat drive.

Linear actuator is what I used on the 446 blower tractor project.

Spike188 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2026 8:12 pm Gound was bear at 7am by 11 the 401 was closed both directions due to trucks tangling. By sunset there is about 6".

had the same here this morning

Yes the deck in front flips up for cleaning and servicing the blades. They do sell a 54” rear discharge deck which I considered but decided against it when the dealer explained the blades are gear timed and the 54” deck one blade turns CW and the other CCW. This aids the rear discharge.


Harry ...

I just heard today that my grand daughter next door has siged up to learn the welding trade in vocational technology school next year. So grandpa is going to be prepping her before school next year. :cool:


Thats awesome Harry . My grandson :51: finishes high school this year and is wants to do ...

In the last few days we have lost over 2 foot of snow pack . OHH happy dance

Mine does not have the power dump feature and the dealer wanted $1500 more to install on the machine. I just have to lift the back door and lift the rear bed. It has a arm inside the grass catcher that swings back and forth to distribute the grass or leaves evenly. When it stops moving it’s full ...