Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Nice score . I am looking to score some used stuff for replacing the rotten wood on the manure spreader.

When you consider how old these tractors are already , these repairs are a one time thing . Most people will never do these repairs again in their life time .

Any of you guys get the crazy high winds last night . We got gusts of between 80 -100 kph (50 -60 mph) . Kept me up most of the night as it rattled the house . Fortunately no major damage , just a torn tarp on a coverall.

When the engine is removed is there anything back of, around or under that I should be looking for that's easier to replace when the engine is out of the way? I remember seeing worn travel linkage that needs attention. If anyone could pass on more ideas I'd appreciate it, thanks. :cheers: #5 wares ...

JSinMO wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 10:02 pm

I wonder if this is from the same guy?IMG_4766.jpeg

Oh , I got to make one of those for the "Wall of tools for Tools " I want to do in my shop .

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Just in Case you need to see dirt turned .

Rear transaxle oil if not already done .

This site seem to self generate literally thousands of bookmarks. I could be on the site or not. Using Chrome. It's the only site that does it, so not sure what is going on. I use a Chrome on a Chrome book and don't have the that issue . I am no expert on any of these things , but would check your ...

That book would be an interesting read , But at $141. plus tax it is to rich for my blood . I will keep faking it until I make it.