Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Good morning Case fans. Happy New Year. Hope you all had a good New Years Eve and a good start for today. We had bacon cheese burgers with onions and lettuce for last nites supper. With potato chips. Yummie.
Have a good day.

Noel

Gordy wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 9:11 am

DavidBarkey wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 6:16 am Unless it is a show tractor . Close is better than rust in my books .

Dave

You call it rust, others prefer to call it patina


Gordy

Tractor Worth more money if it’s called patina.
Hehe.

Noel

@Propane57 the forum software is not capable of adding video files. We would run pretty fast out of space anyway. Currently the forum is running in a total space of about 100GB. To move up to larger space would increase the monthly cost by quite a bit. You probably noticed no ads on this forum. So ...

Dave, so I take it Frankie is in a totally unheated shed? I've always rolled around thoughts on making it easier to get started in the cold. My 4118 has always been somewhat of a hard starter in the cold. I think it's going to be better with lighter oil and heavier battery. It's not really a proble...

No show tractors in my fleet. No shows to go to anyway. After the set back here, in the last week, with the covid thing, doubt we will be able to do any thing any time soon.

Noel

I got one of these or similar for Xmas. Tach, hour meter and temperature. Going to in stall it on the Case 224 some day. I have had a tach/hour meter on the Ford LGT165 for 17 years. It lets you know every 25 hours to change oil and lube. I find it a great thing.

Noel

Never heard of a grease nipple drive fitting.

Noel

Zesty orange is what I used on my 1982 Case 446. Armour Coat is the brand and can get it at Canadian Tire. Close enough for me. Spray rattle cans or brush, roll or air spray cans. Chevy orange is just a little redder. Maybe. Good price on the zesty orange. Before and after pictures. Some of the pain...

Woo hoo Eugen. It worked. That’s great thanks.

Noel

I did a oops. I quoted instead of edit.

Noel