Colt Case Ingersoll Garden Tractors

Another Case 155 added to Collection Doublet (Terry)

Nice looking tractor. About what year is it. Did you get any attachments with it.

Noel

Don't know how you find them Terry but this one looks in better shape than many later tractors around here great find!

Propane57 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 6:36 am Nice looking tractor. About what year is it. Did you get any attachments with it.
Noel

It is a 1967 Model, In the last couple of years, I have been kind of limited in my search area. Oklahoma and North Texas. Most if not all of the older Cases around this area do not have any attachments. Normally if they do it is limited to sleeve hitch, 3 point or brinly plow. In past years I have traveled as far North as Green Bay, Wi and Michigan and all the States in between.

Doublet (Terry)

Eugen wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 7:44 am Don't know how you find them Terry but this one looks in better shape than many later tractors around here great find!

I have a few that are not in very good shape but not many. Then I have a few that are nicer Couple more
Doublet (Terry)

@Doublet The grass in the picture indicates that 155 that it was taken before the last 2 month because you haven't had any rain in that time. The grass is also green so it must have been a March or April picture.

Memories of my first 30 years living near you.

Spike

Spike188 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 12:27 pm @Doublet The grass in the picture indicates that 155 that it was taken before the last 2 month because you haven't had any rain in that time. The grass is also green so it must have been a March or April picture.

Memories of my first 30 years living near you.

Spike

Close but no cigar, Might have been August. The area that the picture was taken was well watered. The picture of the restored 180 was a few years ago in the Spring but I still have both of them.

It hasn't changed a whole lot in thirty years other than it may be more windy than it was. lol Normally I have a date and time stamp on my pictures so I am not real sure.

Stay Warm!
Doublet (Terry)

I must say I'm a little envious of your high power tractors

Eugen wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 12:45 pm I must say I'm a little envious of your high power tractors

I will post a few as we go along.
Like I said in an earlier post. Old, retired, not willing to venture out much in the cold weather = Computer Time.

Here's a little better picture of one of my 180's. It was restored by a couple of friends in Wisconsin several years ago.
I really enjoy the hobby. Expensive if your restore them but very enjoyable.
Doublet (Terry)

The styling of this generation is my favourite. Those rear tires look new. My new old stock Denmann 8-16 are slightly narrower and a little smaller diameter.

Eugen wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 4:12 pm The styling of this generation is my favourite. Those rear tires look new. My new old stock Denmann 8-16 are slightly narrower and a little smaller diameter.

We put Titan brand 9.5x16 rear tires on it during restore. It would have originally had 8-16 tires on it. The other 180 I have I have started restoring it but am going to put 8-16 tires on it. I moved it from my shop to my house and put it in the garage. The end of February is scheduled starting time. It has set long enough without doing anything to it. That way it is close enough to the house if I start feeling bad, I will be close to home.

Most of the tractors I have are Colt or early Case. I really like the 63- 1972 models the best, although I have several later ones. My favorite models are 107-108, 100 series and 442's or 448's. I like to stick with the Kohler engines.

Doublet (Terry)
Think I will get Eugene to slide under my tractors and work on them for me.

@Doublet That 180 is a really nice looking piece .

Dave