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Old 08-01-2016, 09:56 PM
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Not much been done on the JI Case. I did get a little wire wheeling and some primer on. Got the "pile" started.
Also got the new grill fitted. I bought the grill, side tins, belt guard and seat pan from Mr. Steve Guider. He's the Case guru, and sells replacement parts for these and Colts.
Looking good as always!!

Great that you found a parts guru to help you with that hard to find stuff! I'm quite sure Case parts are not as plentiful as the cub stuff!!

Your pile looks good.... I really hate all the cleaning and prep for paint... I like to put them back together... that's the fun part!!
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Old 08-02-2016, 12:53 AM
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Looking good as always!!

Great that you found a parts guru to help you with that hard to find stuff! I'm quite sure Case parts are not as plentiful as the cub stuff!!

Your pile looks good.... I really hate all the cleaning and prep for paint... I like to put them back together... that's the fun part!!
Thanks Jay. Yeah Steve is a heck of a nice guy, and real passionate about the Case/Colt tractors. He's been featured on the RFD TV channel's Classic Tractor Fever show a couple of times. A few videos on youtube.
He's just as nuts about that flavor as we of ours. And you be correct, there ain't much for used parts out there, so then you either have to make them or find someone who does.
I was surprised though of his prices. I contacted him awhile back about a hood, that was before I decided to fix mine. And he quoted me just $55 plus shipping, I thought that was very reasonable for a hood.
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Old 08-02-2016, 12:58 AM
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Nice progress. Can't wait to see it done.
Not really. I should be WAY further along than I am. Slacker
It'll be some time yet Steve before it's done. But they do look good when they are.
The Original took 13 months at my speed, this one "shouldn't" take that long.
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Your doing a fine job sir,on a side note I saw 2 colts at jacktown being driven around the flea market area,never could find them after that.That was this july.Purdy!
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Old 08-03-2016, 11:49 PM
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Your doing a fine job sir,on a side note I saw 2 colts at jacktown being driven around the flea market area,never could find them after that.That was this july.Purdy!
Yeah the Colts had some pretty cool color combinations.
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A friend on mine, drop of a Gt to have some work done to it. I noticed that he had Michigan trailer plate. Seeing how I know that it his trailer, I ask him about the Michigan tag, seeing how he is an IN, resident. He told me that he used his ex-wifes address in Michigan and for 75$ and a weight bill. Any trailer 2500 lbs and under. it is a life time tag. My 5x8 single axle here in In. this year was 37$. Seeing how Michigan is only 60 miles from the Fort got me thinking. Can any of our Michigan members expand on this?
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A friend on mine, drop of a Gt to have some work done to it. I noticed that he had Michigan trailer plate. Seeing how I know that it his trailer, I ask him about the Michigan tag, seeing how he is an IN, resident. He told me that he used his ex-wifes address in Michigan and for 75$ and a weight bill. Any trailer 2500 lbs and under. it is a life time tag. My 5x8 single axle here in In. this year was 37$. Seeing how Michigan is only 60 miles from the Fort got me thinking. Can any of our Michigan members expand on this?
And what does this have to do with a 1966 Case garden tractor is beyond me.:bigthink
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And what does this have to do with a 1966 Case garden tractor is beyond me.:bigthink
I apologize that my posting caused you to get your arse up in the air over it. It was my simple mistake, as evidently it has nothing to do with a Case GT. I though I posted it, as a new topic in the general talk section.
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I apologize that my posting caused you to get your arse up in the air over it. It was my simple mistake, as evidently it has nothing to do with a Case GT. I though I posted it, as a new topic in the general talk section.
Oh my "arse" ain't up in the air, hasn't been for many years. No harm, no foul, just couldn't figure out what the hell you were writing about...
Just don't do it again, cause I'm not responsible for my actions.
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Oh my "arse" ain't up in the air, hasn't been for many years. No harm, no foul, just couldn't figure out what the hell you were writing about...
Just don't do it again, cause I'm not responsible for my actions.
Okay, it will not happen again I still have not fiqured out how I missed posting it in the general talk section. Have a good day.
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