Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

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 .
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David you are correct about having a mind of their own. The tiller was all over the place in the video ...

Let me know how I can help also.

I saw this video on FB the other day and got a couple of pics to get the idea. Anyone thinking of building one?

Spike188 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2026 9:54 pm Found this on Facebook.
FB_IMG_1774403066970.jpg What happens when a CCIgt collector ends up in a nursing home?

That’s perfect Spike

Hope you are having a terrific birthday David.

The man I purchased the combine wheel weights from, also has these two piece wheel weights for sale.

When I installed a set on the 646 I tried the floor jack method without success. The jack kept tipping over so I used a strap around the weight and two spud wrenches to locate it. Then a piece of 1/2” threaded rod to draw the weight into the wheel. Had no problems and felt safer, didn’t want it ...

Picked up a set of combine weights for my 446 winter GT. These are 162 pounds each that will replace the 75 pound on it now. I noticed this past winter the tires spinning and didn’t want to put chains on. Hopefully this may help.

Gerry same here, snowing to beat the band in the morning. Then mid afternoon it started raining and by dinner all the snow melted. I’m hoping it would just be over and clear up.

I don’t have that problem of removing the blower, I have a dedicated 446 for winter snow removal. One more machine to service but easier for grandpa.