Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Eugen,

Thanks for the update and your hard work.

I've sent you a PM regarding this move.

Thanks again,

Bob

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 ...

This one has a 48” deck and like you mentioned Bob easy to drive. The dealer gave me the drive by training and I played with it in their parking lot. The backed ip unto my trailer and brought it home. It will take me a few times to master driving it though. I liked the easy to drive and bagger ...

My neighbour has a few of them for his landscaping buisness , loves them . Sturdy machines , many love them . Me , I find them confusing to drive , but I have difficuties with all stick controls .


I always found the drive controls to be one of the easiest as compared to the two lever systems ...

Harry wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2026 7:10 pm Kohler Command Pro ECH740, 2cyl EFI 25 hp at 3600rpm

Should be plenty of power for that 42" deck, when we sold that same machine you could order a 12hp Briggs with the chain final drives or a 16hp Kohler Magnum single with the wheel motors.

Bob

These are great units, we were a dealer years ago until our distributor started a "But Wholesale" ad campaign in our sales area essential making the units we had unsaleable.

That's a later model than any we had, although not much changed except the engine offerings.

What engine does that one have ...

Spike188 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 01, 2026 9:07 pm A priest, a pastor, and a rabbit enter a blood clinic. The rabbit was ask his blood type. The rabbit said, "I am probably a type o".

Boy, that one took me awhile. Shame on you, Eugene for making me think so hard at the end of the day after a few adult beverages.

Bob

This is copied from the ones I listed . So some are thermically controlled .I am not saying to use on plastic tank unless you have a backup and are willing to experiment .

Smart Temperature Control Protection-Equipped with a built-in automatic constant temperature controller,our engine heater ...

Dave,

This is a bit of information more as an FYI and will probably raise more questions, but here goes.

Years back, Onan did have a Performer engine spec'd to replace the 446/448 engines and sold it as a P218G/10936H.

As noted, the B43/48M series starters bolted to the oil base and were a major ...

Dave,

The Onan Performer replacement for the 446//448 tractors did not use a solenoid shift starter due to it being mounted on the opposite side and interfering with the hydraulic lines to the heat exchanger. I wonder if a better option for you would be to use the conventional starter motor with a ...