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Old 06-09-2017, 10:58 PM
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Experience leads to speed. Since I got out of school I've been working 5-6 days a week which comes to about 34,000hrs of paint and bodywork, if you put in that kinda time I'm sure you'd be fast to. Now the kid that's​ working for us will probably still be a moron in 34,000hrs.
Huh, I've been in the chair for 32 years, plenty of experience. So I should be speeding up, not slowing down.
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Old 06-17-2017, 09:31 PM
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Well, brought the old Kohler in the shop from the 120 today, to start disassembly. It "ran" super good, so only doing the bare minimum. Head gasket, and true the head.
Not much for oil leaks, so gaskets won't be an issue on this one. Clean, sand and paint...
BUT, the muffler has seen better days. NLA! So...
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Nothing fancy on the motor. If it ant broke don't fix it.
I saw this one muffler on ebay... pricy
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Well, brought the old Kohler in the shop from the 120 today, to start disassembly. It "ran" super good, so only doing the bare minimum. Head gasket, and true the head.
Not much for oil leaks, so gaskets won't be an issue on this one. Clean, sand and paint...
BUT, the muffler has seen better days. NLA! So...
Well Todd... I guess I musta re lit the fire on this one?!

Rekon you can fix that muffler somehow?!
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Nothing fancy on the motor. If it ant broke don't fix it.
I saw this one muffler on ebay... pricy
Yeah, those are the only thing available. So I guess I lied. There is options, but $$$$

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Well Todd... I guess I musta re lit the fire on this one?!

Rekon you can fix that muffler somehow?!
Thanks a lot Jay. I don't know bout the muffler, it's plenty thin all the way through, except for the header pipe. I've got a couple ideas, but not sure if I'm capable of building it. May have to think on it awhile longer...
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Hey Todd, just ran across this thread on the Case, Pretty cool old tractor. My son has an old Case that looks a lot like yours. I will have to ask him what model his is. He uses his to run a belly blade and a yard sprayer. It never fails to start but as you said Is kind of crude. Keep up the great work on it as it will not be something you see every day.

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i wish i had Brent Esse's contact info for you todd...hes a huge case collector he would have a can for you...i know he runs/owns the ww2 museum in portage...hes at burnett just about every year too if you ever make it down for that??
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Just ran across this thread, great work Todd, can't wait to see it finished. Just picked up a 150 myself, which was the same one year (1966) production as yours, but with the hy-drive. Keep up the good work!
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Hey Todd, just ran across this thread on the Case, Pretty cool old tractor. My son has an old Case that looks a lot like yours. I will have to ask him what model his is. He uses his to run a belly blade and a yard sprayer. It never fails to start but as you said Is kind of crude. Keep up the great work on it as it will not be something you see every day.

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Haven't seen this thread for awhile, it pops up every now and again. I shoved it back in the corner for now. Just a "few" more important things going on...

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i wish i had Brent Esse's contact info for you todd...hes a huge case collector he would have a can for you...i know he runs/owns the ww2 museum in portage...hes at burnett just about every year too if you ever make it down for that??
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Just ran across this thread, great work Todd, can't wait to see it finished. Just picked up a 150 myself, which was the same one year (1966) production as yours, but with the hy-drive. Keep up the good work!
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That hydra drive is the cat's meow. Congrats..
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Update.
I sold the 120. A young man is getting into garden tractors, and bought it to get it back together, and finish the "facelift". I'm pretty happy for the young feller.
He sent me pictures of his progress, and said he'd keep me up to date on what he's working on. Already has a few parts painted...
When he gets it done, I'll post a finished picture. So for those waiting on my slacking, wait no more, it's out of my hands.
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