The best garden tractors ever made!

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Title	:	The best garden tractors ever made!
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I agree with everything you mentioned about the quality of the Case/IR tractors, they are beasts However the attachment compatibility took a hit when they turned the engine around & locked out all older attachments (front PTO powered) from the newer units & vice-versabrI have a 446 I bought new in 1972, well used over many years & I just recently "restored" it I have had & have other 200 series tractorsbrThanks for the History lesson also
Comment from : Skip

While I appreciate your passion, add a powerking to your fleet and I assure you that you will reconsider your best choice Really no comparison Having 3 that all are used and abused, I can assure you that they are one of the best
Comment from : ganoncollins1

This guy really loves his tractor I mean he "really" loves his tractor But not in a creepy way he's not gonna make sweet sweet love to it I don't think he would anyway
Comment from : Pixelated

What a great machine Such a shame they do not make them like this anymore I have been into the IH cub cadets for a long time but they just are not quite large enough A few years ago I picked up a 1985 Bolens HT23 It’s a beast Has 26” rear tires which helps a bit I use it for my weekly mowing with a 54” deck Unfortunately, the attachments are a pain to take on and off I used to snow blow with a 48” two stage blower but now I just mow and haul stuff
Comment from : IHcubcadet

My biggest gripe with changing implements on my Deere 445 is that the deck has to be removed to put on a front plow… I assume this tractor would be the same? That is actually what takes the most time for me is removing the deck
Comment from : Aaron b

What years were consided best years of the case 446?
Comment from : Nakamoto

Case is a great garden tractor Also Simplicity / Allis Chambers are great also They made a ton of attachments for them
Comment from : Piney Prepper

I have 4 Cases and 4 Large Frame Bolens I prefer the Bolens but they are 50+ years old and harder to keep running The Bolens foot pedal control is the best Good Luck, Rick
Comment from : Richard Ross

You are correct, the little cases are the best,toughest,strongest little machines I have ownedthrow the Onan away and sit a 4 cyl Wisconsin in it and a loader,dulys,cab and heat and air, can't beat the case
Comment from : Oliver Taylor

Thanks for posting What tire and size do you have on the rear?
Comment from : Neal Cavanaugh

I'm surprised you don't see new mini tractors like that being sold, kids would go Ape if they opened up a crate on Christmas that had one of those mini tractors in it
Comment from : n/a n/a

Great video that was very well done I live in rural Nebraska, corn country, therefore I’m familiar with the many old brands of tractors but not very familiar with garden tractors and didn’t realize Case was once a player Hyd three point just like on the big tractors pretty awesome
Comment from : Bud Gillett

I had a really nice older 446 that I put a replacement inmar in back 30 years ago Loved the build quality but the lack of power steering, no diff lock and finicky pto led me to John Deere Boy I loved those tall rims though
Comment from : guy letourneau

I wouldn't run a tractor in an enclosed area for even a minute
Comment from : Roger Roth

These are great old tractors, but only if you have the time and know-how to fix them yourself Old guys mechanically inclined and who like working on old tractors would love to keep an old Ingersoll alive and running good I'm thinking of selling mine Ingersoll 3016 with about 1100 hrs
Comment from : Roger Roth

I have an Ingersoll 3016 that keeps costing me money Now the mower blades just stopped turning I know it's not a belt problem Costs $60 round trip just to have it transported
Comment from : Roger Roth

Not all tractors have variable
Comment from : Hayden Barrowd

Have a 3012 Ingersoll and a 1978 case 222 love em!
Comment from : CORNDOG Extreme

Case Ingersoll are fantastic machines, but the cub cadet garden tractors give them a really big run for their money! Great video
Comment from : Metallica fan 86

looking at an old case tractor i want to send you a pic of it for your oponion send me your email address thanks
Comment from : casey jones

One big advantage for me about the Case hydraulic system vs others' hydrostatics is that if you don't like something about it, you can actually change it You can swap pumps, swap valves, add valves, increase pressure to implement circuits, etc etc It is all standard hydraulic stuff which is not exactly like Legos but if you are familiar with hydraulics you can modify it as you see fit The hydrostatic systems have a pretty hard limit on pressure and flow, so while you can hook it up to whatever external implement you want, you're just not EVER going to be pushing it to 2000+ psi With a Case, you could
Comment from : Vigo327

Thank you for this valuable information I'm extremely new to this I didn't even know there was a difference between a riding mower and a garden tractor 😳
Comment from : Rich Hoops

There were other Garden Tractors like the Ariens GT16H, GT17H, GT18H, and GT20H that had many features the Case did not have Like front, middle, and rear hydraulic lifts Front, middle, and rear shaft drive PTO's with electric clutches The lifts utilized one hydraulic cylinder that could be switched from front, mid and rear lifts and two separate electric PTO clutches As well as power steering and a Dana rear end that was much strong than the Case rear end
Comment from : oologahan

I have a Craftsman T240 Turn Tight series tractor dry weight 630 pounds Kohler 7000 series 22 horsepower 725cc V Twin engine came with a 3 year unlimited hours warrantyTuff torq K46 transmission 46" deck and built like a tank it's made to last
Comment from : Mr constitutional Carry

I like Power King tractors Have two of them, very reliable and very well build tractors
Comment from : Dan Basta

I stopped watching at 7:23 - I can't stand to hear you say UTILIZE one more time What the hell is wrong with you? We have a very normal word in our language, it is called, USE, it is an old word and has been around a long time and it isn't broken or bent, it still works just fine The only people that say 'utilize' are pompous pieces of shit Why on earth would a normal person like yourself adopt such language? brUtilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize, Utilize,
Comment from : Art Szabo

its beautiful to look at
Comment from : Automate games

What model is that?
Comment from : johnny walker

You should have showed that with a better view instead of the plow side Thanks
Comment from : Ernie Visectimy

I’ll stick with my Wheel Horse and John Deere
Comment from : SBB

What brand and model of tire are you running on the front of your Ingersoll? I'm in the market for a couple new ones and like the looks of what you have there on yours
Comment from : Allen Patterson

I have a john deere 430gt and its a bit to big for my new house in certain areas Guy offered me a clean 448 case with a plow and 48" mower deck Would that be a fair trade with cash on his end?
Comment from : Jimbo8v92

Can you tell me if their is any way i can hook up my k48 4foot snow blower to my ingersoll4016 to turn the auger the rite way it turns the wrong way?I have a case 446 in florida it has a onan engine on it and it turns the opposite direction as vangard 16 hp
Comment from : Norman Bancroft

Iv had a few sears with the Onan twin Love that engine in any garden tractor It screams with tons of power
Comment from : Tom Riddle

Tend to agree with you Dad had low series, but I always wanted a big wheel version Love my wheelhorse, but have to admit the case had a lot going for it Someone mentioned bolens and gravely, even though the tractors seem around, finding attachments has been a bear here in midwest
Comment from : dwhallon21

What type of tires do you have on the front of your tractor
Comment from : Bluegrass Bucks & Beards

Wonderful!
Comment from : mike brodle

The hump is the frame
Comment from : Zombie Slayer8999

Awesome video and history, Case! I keep looking for something like this online to have around the property, but so far I've been out of luck Thanks for sharing :)
Comment from : Pale Horse Outdoors

I enjoyed watching this video man What model of engine do they run in those, and how much weight will the 3-point pick up? - Samuel
Comment from : The Tennessee Frontier

Case is not the best garden tractor you have bolens and the early troy bilt by bolens and johndeere and many more best modern day garden tractor is john deere and best modern day zero turn is scag!
Comment from : Nick Meschke

Good evening Sir, OUTSTANDING VERY WELL DETAIL INFORMATIVE VIDEO 😇👌🧐👍 Great speedy demos for sure 😇👌 Cheers 🍻🍻
Comment from : RCAFpolarexpress

Great video Case and great information it was nice to hear about the history of the brand looks like an awesome garden tractor to me thanks for the video😁👍🚜💨🍳
Comment from : MJA doing stuff