Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

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Since the last post I finished painting the rear wheels and installed them, along with the fronts back on the tractor. The steering linkages were installed again for good now. I put the dash decal on as well. Tonight I put the decals on the hood and tossed it on for a pic. Looks pretty good. Still ...

ÀH guy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 26, 2021 10:24 pm Welcome Bob, good to have you here. Watched a few minutes of your first video, can't wait to sit and watch them when I have time to enjoy. nice 4020.
Tim

Thanks Tim!

Chad wrote: ↑Wed Jul 28, 2021 7:03 pm Bob - I've only been able to watch a little of part 1, but very much looking forward to watching more! Thanks for bringing us along.

Chad

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Thanks Chad!

I've almost finished part one and am enjoying it. Your attention to detail and the ability to explain it all is quite astounding. One question, What is the reason for using the bronze bushing? - are they superior in this application to other solutions? Great question! Of the available options (bare...

I don't think it's the problem you're facing, but I can heartily recommend the aramid/kevlar belts for this application. I ran one on my '73 442, same deck and configuration as yours, for 6 seasons before it wore out.

Bob

New to this forum, but not to Case/Ingersoll.

I started with a rock-solid 1973 442 and recently upgraded to a Y2k 4020PS that's just a dream.

Ever since I can remember, I've been constantly building/customizing/repairing things. It's how I relax.

If anyone cares to check it out, I'm filming a series on building and adding a loader to a Case GT. (late model 4020PS) I currently have 3 of the what will be either 5 or 6 videos completed. The next video will cover the actual steel structure, and I expect to have that work done later this week, so...