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Old 02-26-2018, 10:44 PM
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I went to pick up a Case 446 last weekend and this Power Hoe snuck in the trailer, not sure yet if I'll restore it but if ne1 comes across attachments for them let me know. It should have a hood and grill similar to my '57 Bolens Ride a Matic, which Ive already found, but they had several attachments.... rear furrow plough, front blade, front reel mower, rear sulky...
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That's cool!
I sure do like old iron.
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Old 02-27-2018, 09:18 AM
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I'll have to pull the engine apart to see if it can be fixed.... its stuck right now so I may have just bought a $50 pair of cast weights and a yard ornament.

The trip took me near Tylers place so I delivered my left over 126 parts to him, because he gave me a deck for my 1450, but the main purpose of the trip was for the Case 446... which I had fired up yesterday.

It seems like a nice tractor but the rear tires are 30" tall turfs on 16" wheels and pretty much useless in the snow/ice I have here right now. It has a 44" tiller, 48" deck and 54" front blade. Nice hydro lift 3pth on it and wheel weights, Onan twin. Everything appears to work, I just needed to clean the points and put a battery in it. Has some minor wiring issues and crappy paint, seat is junk, rusted muffler.
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You come up with some of the most interesting bits of old iron history; always look forward to your posts!
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Old 02-27-2018, 11:12 AM
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You come up with some of the most interesting bits of old iron history; always look forward to your posts!
Thx... I have alot of fun with this habit, both in the shop and on the forums.

just for referance the Power Ho should look like this one.....
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Old 03-01-2018, 11:38 PM
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I found a hood and grill for the Power Ho, just waitin on the guy to let me know shipping costs from the US.

Sold the 446 already, a little disappointed I didnt get to try it out more but... a quick flip is best, and I doubled down to boot. Nice tractor but not much weight to it, only 770 lbs according to tractordata.

Had the Loboy out today to move a trailer... still purrs like a kitten!!!
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Thx... I have alot of fun with this habit, both in the shop and on the forums.

just for referance the Power Ho should look like this one.....
Very nice... always liked the lines on those old Bolens..
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Congrats on the quick flip Lance. Doubling down leads to more old iron! Keep posting your new found treasures, I look forward to seeing them!
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