Case 644 repairs / rebuild...
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Spike188
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Re: Case 644 repairs / rebuild...
Gerry, Mike at Enginebore.com has given me great service. He also has a very nice 646lbh with the modified forward/reversing foot control. He is a source for Kohler parts. I spoke to him this week and Onam parts are still sourced on the internet like everyone else does.
Spike Colt - 9 & 10, Case - 108, 118, 444, 446, 448, 646, 646bh, Ingersoll 4016, 4118AH
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Eugen
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Re: Case 644 repairs / rebuild...
Gerry, I'm honestly sorry for both not having the time and skill to do a better job on this tractor which I got as a collection of parts in a bin. My intention was to keep this tractor for myself having put so much work in it, all the hydraulics and linkages and such, but had to sell it. I intended to put another engine in it, this one I got from the neighbor in Port McNicoll and thought it was fine to get going. The engine in the red one was bored by Mike and the crankshaft done at the really professional crankshaft grinding shop down in Etobicoke. So the engine in the red one was fully rebuilt with the kit from Mike.
Your skill set is outstanding and well above what I could do so

Your skill set is outstanding and well above what I could do so
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RoamingGnome
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Re: Case 644 repairs / rebuild...
@Eugen - No Worries!
I knew you got a basket case of parts and put them together to make a functioning machine out of them. I followed along as you conquered all the previous challenges in making this tractor work - and appreciate that you took the time to document the repairs you did - it's nice to be able to go back to your previous posts and see what you had to deal with. This is just another chapter in the story of bringing it back to life...

I knew you got a basket case of parts and put them together to make a functioning machine out of them. I followed along as you conquered all the previous challenges in making this tractor work - and appreciate that you took the time to document the repairs you did - it's nice to be able to go back to your previous posts and see what you had to deal with. This is just another chapter in the story of bringing it back to life...
'68 Case 195, '84 Case 446, '88 Ingersoll 222 - and 1965 Case 530ck (fullsize backhoe)