My Ingersoll 444

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · Sep 18, 2003

This is a bad picture, but at this time it's the only one I have. It is my 87 Ingersoll 444. I have a plow blade, hydrovac,and a hydrotiller for it. I also have a 83 224 Ingersoll, that I have a wood splitter for.

I will try to get some more pictures up soon

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Argee

· #2 · Sep 22, 2003

Hi Paul,
I still have parts left over from my 446 I parted out, you still need the front axle?

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · #3 · Sep 24, 2003

Originally posted by Argee
Hi Paul,
I still have parts left over from my 446 I parted out, you still need the front axle?

Na. I ended up selling the tractor I needed the axle for. What else do you have? I may need some other things.

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Argee

· #4 · Sep 25, 2003 (Edited by Moderator)

What else do you have? I may need some other things.

I have fenders, tires and wheels, frame, seat platform, engine.

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · #5 · Oct 5, 2003

Originally posted by Argee
I have fenders, tires and wheels, frame, seat platform, engine.

Sorry for the delay, I am kind of in a hold pattern on getting parts for my Ingersolls right now. Got to get everything ready for wintertime. But this winter I will be going through bolth, and fixing them up a bit. Yours was a 446, right?

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · #6 · Oct 29, 2003

Hey Argee? You don't happand to have a snow blower for that 446 just kinda "laying around"? Winters coming, and wile I have a ton of plows, a snowblower would be cool. BTW my drive is 400' long, and if we have snow like we did last year, I don't know if a plow will cut it.

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Argee

· #7 · Oct 29, 2003

Originally posted by Ingersoll4449/i]
Hey Argee? You don't happand to have a snow blower for that 446 just kinda "laying around"?

As a matter of fact, I do have a Snowcaster for your tractor. PM me and I'll tell you all about it and the great price I have just for you. :smiles: :smiles: :smiles:

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jodyand

· #8 · Nov 23, 2003

This is my neighbor Case

Paul this is my neighbors Case hes had it for about 15 or 16 years i don't know what model it is but it still looks and runs good.
Jody

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jodyand

· #9 · Nov 23, 2003

Here is another

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · #10 · Nov 23, 2003

Well, can't make out the model. The numbers are on the top of the hood, back by the driver. Buy looking at the color, it looks to be a late 70's, early 80's.

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Argee

· #11 · Nov 24, 2003

By looking at the rear tires, my guess is a model 422, 12 HP, mid 70's.

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Ingersoll444

Discussion Starter · #12 · Nov 24, 2003

Originally posted by Argee
By looking at the rear tires, my guess is a model 422, 12 HP, mid 70's.

That would be a 222 argee.

I also see it looks like it has hydro lift. The 220's I THANK all had manual lift. [220=10hp] It could also be a 224. They looked the same as a 222, just with the 14hp engine. Probably is a 222 though, they seem to be the most common of the 200 seires.

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