Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

DavidBarkey wrote:I always wounder why the engineers put smoke in the wires if it was bad to let it out .

Yeah, I remember My Dad telling me as a kid that "once you let the smoke out, you can't put it back in". Boy was he right lol.

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So,, Eugen. Did you get the tractor working again.

And you have to be careful when back dragging with a loader and bucket. If you have your bucket cylinders out all the way and your being a bit aggressive pulling dirt, you can bend your bucket cylinders when extended out. Not much rod left in the bore at that point.

Just a quick ramble. Was behind on them.


Noel

Propane57 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 22, 2022 12:41 pm So,, Eugen. Did you get the tractor working again.

Oh yeah, each problem fixed right away and continued working. It's good that I happen to have on hand connectors, wires, crimper. Told my wife last night "see how that professional crimper I got in Toronto for $10 just paid for itself?" Can't think of another reason for the smoke but a wire insulation gap somewhere and touching the frame. How it got there, not sure. Was back to normal with new wires.

As for the front axle pin, easily fixed with a new bolt. Cleaned up, lubed, and back to work.

And you have to be careful when back dragging with a loader and bucket. If you have your bucket cylinders out all the way and your being a bit aggressive pulling dirt, you can bend your bucket cylinders when extended out. Not much rod left in the bore at that point.

Just a quick ramble. Was behind on them.
Noel

Good ramble! I think all cylinders were just partway out and I didn't really drag hard, but yeah, I should pay attention to that.

But I hit a pretty big snag regarding the building permit, I visited the permit office yesterday. So, time to regroup, lick wounds, and see what can be done.

Oh no Engen ,now what kind of grief is the Township throwing at you ?

When it comes to operating equipment there is not much better than seat time to get it down.
As the bucket reacts to what the wheels do, it is best to try to work your way in from the most smooth and level spots. Go slow,. Take your time and know that some days you just have to finish up with a shovel and a rake.
I don't know if bending cylinders on the 600's is a issue or not. My brother in law has had trouble with his 310 Deere's, they have the single center bucket cylinder, and they bend and break so easy you can't do anything with the bucket curled down.
Back dragging with the bucket almost flat will help tune things up.
You will have it down about the time you are done and be ready for next time.

Beepin permits anyway. Hope you get through it ok.

Noel

https://vimeo.com/726393648

I wish I could work that fast . I am out of breath just watch it .

Looks like you got the bugs worked out. You sure work fast!

It must have over heated working that fast.

Does a nice job Eugen.


Noel