Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Still need to build a boot over the fuel tank so that the only gas fumes in the cab come from the driver .

So this is a hybrid of sorts Dave ? Gunna run on mixed gasoline and natural gas vapor Put a hole in the seat and a tube down to the vent on the gas cap.


Noel

propane1 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 19, 2023 5:22 pm So this is a hybrid of sorts Dave ? Gunna run on mixed gasoline and natural gas vapor Put a hole in the seat and a tube down to the vent on the gas cap.


Noel

Funny enough there is a hole in the seat in the seat from factory . In the right place as well for said purpose . I would have to put a set of Fart Can mufflers on to complete the system .

We have doors on the greenhouse , I mean cab . They pop off in seconds for summer use . i have to make a rack to hang them on when not in use . Anyone thinking of having pop off doors , always make your bottom hinge pin 1" long and top 1/2" long . That way you are not trying to line up both at the same time . They fit inside the frame so can not come off when closed . Have to install the backup light and window defog fans , but getting closer to mounting the snow caster and installing electric chute rotator . I mounted the hinge to the front like a car . This naturally makes them self closing .

Looking forward to seeing it in real life. Looks very open as to the view. Very nice, in my opinion.

It looks awesome! Well done! can’t wait to see some pictures of it at work.

Very nice work Dave. Curious why you chose to have the doors swing from the front instead of the rear? I haven't had a cab on my tractors yet and will someday build one. Taking notes. Looks comfy in there.

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Very nice! One of the best looking cabs I've seen!

looking good Dave, I really like the amount of visibility. not much excuse for running into stuff because it was in a blind spot.
Should be a fun snow removal machine.
Tim