Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

David, 12” on rear, 8” on front. Front tires are 10” so I have some 10” trailer wheels but they are four bolt. Looks like another fabrication job is in order.

Since I’ve been upgrading the 644 lbh, the tires in the rear are really in sad shape. The only way they hold air is because there are tubes in them. Found these new tires on marketplace that were at a good price and only about five miles from my location. Still in the box wrapped in plastic. Seller ...

Built a bucket tooth bar for the 644 lbh. Started with a 1/2” plate cut to size with plasma. Drilled sixteen 5/8” holes to bolt teeth unto plate. Cut sixteen 5/8” bolts to size and beveled end in lathe. Welded beveled end to bottom of 1/2” plate. Made to ends to bolt plate to bucket after drilling ...

Late to the party guys. Hope you all had a terrific day, I did.

Today I used the 646 to move some moldy grass clippings that had been totally saturated with moisture from all the rain we had gotten recently. Moved it to a back area where I’m building a nursery for evergreen trees. Then till the grass into the soil. The tiller didn’t exactly mix the grass into ...

I added some teeth to the bucket. The bucket had a plate added to the cutting edge when I purchased it. So to drill the holes to attach the teeth, I had to drill through the plate and the original bucket material. The holes closest to the edge were just through the plate added. The back holes had to ...

David your gardens always look amazing.

Finally completed mounting the teeth on the bucket. Then yesterday on Marketplace bobcat teeth that had the sub tooth. So I have another project mounting them on a plate to make a tooth bar for the 644 lbh. Plus have the previous bobcat teeth I purchased for replacements. I Love it when a plan comes ...

You are correct toolslinger. People can be a pain but sometimes like this morning when I sold a Honda 20hp engine the guy was very pleasant and I enjoyed conversation with him. Still no takers on the 226.

The problem I always find with selling anything is dealing with what my Dad referred to as the Jokers.