Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

@DavidBarkey Did you lay the plastic and drip line with the layer you built for Frankie?

Dirty Harry is going to take a bite out of grime

Thank Harry. I will keep that in mind. The motor in the 646L is making a lot of rod noise and has been parked until I have time to look at it. The current plan is to leave it set until the LBH is finished. I have been talking to Mike at Enginebore about DavidBarkey idea of line boring the rear axil ...

The last month has been cleaning non CCI product out of the shop. The first item was a White lawn tractor that was missing 3 transaxle cross member bolts. 20260522_122020.jpg The transaxle would twist forward causing the belt to jump off. Also in the line up is a neighbors rototiller with a plugged ...

We brought back a few pieces of nostalgia from Oklahoma a few weeks ago. 20260603_171413.jpg The sign was painted over 45 years ago and stood at the entrance to our cotton gin and feed store. The Beam scale was used for weighing cotton bales as they came out of the press. The sign ended up being ...

Here is a closeup of the drip irrigation tubing.

He puts down drip irrigation tube under the plastic st the same time the plastic is being placed. The mount for the tubing is on the middle of the unit, hanginging under the black tote.

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DavidBarkey I am sorry about the delay in adding photos. These were sent to me as .heic extensions. They had to be covered to .jpeg for uploading, wich is possible on cell phone.
Untitled.png There is a pan in front of and under the roll that mounds the row before ...

@DavidBarkey This belongs to a friend. I can get more photos if you want. He lays drip under the plastic at the same time as the cover.

@MattA I received the invoice for the topsoil today. Billed at 22 tone or 24.2 ton. So the load was about 24 cubic yards.