Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

I cut ours for the first time last week. It’ll need in again in a day or two. We’re about in full swing for mowing season here!

That a tough looking group! I’d say they’re ready to get some work done!

This little fella just came out of the tree line to do a little hunting around the house. I like watching them point then pounce on their prey. I hope he sticks around as long as he stays away for the chicken coop!

I thought I was going to crap my pants pulling hard to get them out of the ground. :peace: Harry :rofl: :rofl: Harry I about fell over laughing when I read you post! I know that feeling! I gave up pulling the tough one by hand, now it’s the bucket on the tractor and a chain. Thanks for the smile, a...

Are those Fords called "N" series for "N"ot today , I am having a breakdown . :35: :hm: :rofl: I never worked with one but I hear they are very reliable little tractors . Wonder what caused the coil to split like that . That was certainly what it said yesterday! :)) I have no id...

Looks sturdy enough - :thumbsup: Reminds me of the old days working out of a service truck - "Repairs designed in the field, hammer to fit, grinder for finish and paint to match..." :rofl: :rofl: Yup you hit the nail on the head! That’s exactly what this process was! DavidBarkey Great ide...

Holy cow fellas, i had quite a busy time in the shop this weekend, a one step forward two steps back situation. :45: Got the oil change in the mower and cut grass for the first time this year. Seems a little early but it needed it. I pulled back to the shop to find a flat tire on the side by side. I...

Well after talking to a couple of friends I decided I wanted to try and repair the stabilizer cylinder rod myself. I figured the worst than that can happen is it won’t hold so why not try. I started by grinding a V into the area to be welded. IMG_4803.jpeg I didn’t get a picture but I was fairly hap...

I took another look quickly this morning. I thought maybe a neutral safety switch could be the culprit, and I guess it still might be. I didn’t find anything obvious, but poking around I noticed there was a spare slot at the key and I’ll be darned its switched 12 V! That’s were I put my coil wire, a...

I love it Gerry! Reminds me of my dad. He built a fence post puller from plans he found in Popular Mechanics!
I already see a couple of things I’d like to make!