Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

I miss my forklifts... I had a '65 AC with a triple mast that got to like 22'. Always ran without complaint for the 13 years I had it, and sold if along when I had to close my shop. Had just put new ties on it, so it should be good for another 50 years... The other was an early 80's Mitsubishi... Go...

Nice tutorial. We need to keep in mind a couple things here though. I believe this is "3rd party hosting" of the image. Lots of sites don't like that as you're burning up their server space, and bandwidth, and not using their site. Personally, I don't much care, but they can block it from ...

I've got no cabs on anything, so nothing to compare, but that just looks handy as hell for service.

Getting a cab on one of the machines is on my list... It's a really long list, but it's on there somewhere... Which brand gets it, is likely going to be a matter of what I find at some point...

I'm going to have to get out to the tractors soon now... I know my early machine only had the two hookups untill I had to work on it. I guess it's possible my later unit has all 3. It's been a while since I had to do anything other than run that one, and it's all tucked behind the weight, so perhaps...

Where did the hoe have a case drain? I've never seen that in a D-100 manual, they've all been plumbed in series with no drain. I had to put a tank line on mine, but that was only because I had to replace the entire stack valve when the end block cracked for some reason...

Never been a fan of intros, but I guess it's the thing to do... What's this the 4th, or 5th Case forum now? I believe many of us have been there and done that with forum switches. Always a pain, and it sucks loosing all the history, but then it gives us the chance to tell the war stories again. ;) H...

Looks nice, but $7500 is pretty optimistic...

I don't believe there's a difference. Even if there was, the physical attachment is the same, and you just want a weight bracket, so you should be good.