Case Ingersoll 4118 Garden Tractor Walk Around and Overview 

You need to find a early 90's Massey build by Ingersoll. 316/318/320. The ingersolls are a great tractor and it's nice to get one with Massey clothes on. That old 1650 is a good tractor too though.

Looks can be deceiving. My Ariens GT17 will outperform it all day. They come standard with front, mid and rear hydraulic lifts, as well as front, mid, and rear physical PTO’s. I have a 446, it’s big and fast, but it bogs down easily and if I wanted to use it to turn an implement, I would have to spend extra money for hydraulic PTO and three point.

Thanks for the reply and sharing about your tractor. I agree with your assessments. I added the 4, 42 lb suitcase weights to the front for that weight needed. Thanks again for watching! =)

isavetractors with the tiller on the back we always had to back up the hill in my parents yard because the front wheels would be near weightless and almost lifted off the ground. It's a bit of a design flaw on their part but not a deal breaker. That tractor is still around and the original engine is on its second rebuild

1944johndeerel All the Case /Ingesoll Operator Manuals state front weights are needed for rear mounted equipment. They also state when loading on a trailer to back on.

Gary Stark the 420 are nice and wide. I have a JD400 in my shop now and am currently filming a restoration of it. Stay tuned!

Thank you! I appreciate it!

Thanks! I did have to take a little time off, because our business was so busy, but we are back in control, so I can get back to doing the fun stuff! Thanks for watching!

Thanks, I will look for that part and take care of it.

isavetractors Ok Norman, here is the info. Onan Parts Manual for P216G - P220G and Linamar LX 720, LX 770 and LlX 790 Pg 47, Item# 15 Pn: 122-0502 Gasket, Oil Filter (Code 17CD, 17CV, 17DF AND 17DG)

Good eye and a great tip!

Codys Gaming Channel 8750 IH Cub Cadets are great! I built a front end loader and a backhoe for a Cub Cadet 149! Check out my playlist for the build videos

isavetractors i definitely will good job on the videos

With all due respect, Case Ingersoll GT’s have a hydraulic drive system similar to a backhoe. A Cub Cadet is a nice piece, but it doesn’t hold a candle to the utility and quality of CI

I have 2 new tractors that have not been used at all brand new they are both ingersoll 316

You would want to keep a High RPM, and then use the hydro lever to keep it slow. If you have a hydraulic flow valve like on this one, you can lower that too. Also the brake. I don't have that problem because my farm is flat.

theres a petcock at the right side. we've had one in the family for almost 30 years. they need almost no maintenance at all aside from new deck bearings "you don't have to replace housings" every 6 or 7 years, new deck belts every 3 or 4 years. we replaced the electric clutch maybe..12 years ago. very impressive machines. i graded my driveway with it using the plow. pulled things i never thought it could pull. and does a really nice even job mowing.

i realize I am kind of randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream new tv shows online?

@Zayne Yael Flixportal :)

@Boone Samuel thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) Appreciate it !!

@Zayne Yael Glad I could help :)

Regarding the mower deck: Check the linkages and then check the hydraulic fittings for signs of leaks. You can also remove the mower deck, crawl under there and have someone operate the lift up and down, and observe what's going on. You may discover binding or something. Regarding the oil: it's probably water in the oil. When oil mixes with water and moisture it turns a golden brownish color.

I don't have a video on that, good suggestion though. Follow the instructions in the manual on doing the pressure test. The Flo Control Valve, can slow the flow of oil to the transmission. It's kind of like a "Creeper Gear" in gear transmissions. It allows me to go really really slow during operations such as tilling.

Yes this hitch can provide down pressure or float. This also has a hydraulic Rear PTO.

Scott I don't think the 4020 has that style pump,, not 100% on that though.

See my video on the Wheel Horse Forks

@@Isavetractors thanks I was referring to the ones on the Ingersoll 4118

I estimate I can lift 200 to 300 pounds when the load is up directly against the hitch. 20" away from that I probably can't pick up much.

How much gas does your gas tank actually hold as in how many gallons

Don't see a response or that you indicate what type of machine this is on! Best guess would be that you have a weak diaphragm in the fuel pump or a plugged vent in the fuel cap. Could also be debris in the tank but of course a fresh fuel filter is the first place to start and assume you have already done that! Good luck!

@@peckerwood6078 hey bud I'm sorry . I was interrupted doing something else before I could finish telling you. It's a generic Craftsman has a motor on it I'm assuming is Briggs & Stratton but it has a tag on it it says MTD and I change the fuel filter but it still does the same thing I thought it might have been lying so I changed the lines out still doing it and it's got a vacuum line from the top of the tank down to the carburetor. It's gravity flow so it doesn't have a fuel pump. Oh and when I say generic Craftsman it was made by MTD for Craftsman. That's their cheaper version right.but anyway gets down to either a quarter tank or half a tank pending on how it's running that day and then it just shuts off just like it run out of fuel I'm wondering if a small hole might be in the fuel tank where the bracket is I didn't check that I'll check that. Thank you for your response. Have a great day.

Take the tank off the unit and dump it out and then remove the bowl from the carb and collect the fuel. combine the fuel in the tank with the fuel drained from the carb and look at the bottom of the glass jar you put it in to see if water is on the bottom. Shake out tank and blow compressed air back through outlet. Make sure the cap is off the tank or you'll blow up the tank and split a seam. Put the vent hole in the cap up to your mouth and blow. If air won't go though it it's plugged. Get another one or if possible take it apart and clean it. Good luck Carl @@carlhelmick8104

@@peckerwood6078 thank you so much for the come back . You've be a big help. Sorry for bothering you . I will go through everything you explain. Again thank you very much for your help and advise. Have a great weekend bro. 😁👍

Yes. This tractor is powered by a 2 section gear pump.

@@Isavetractors it's a double circuit whit the same oil reservoir?

Yes you you could mount a loader onto this.

The Power King Tractors are great. They came in a bunch of different models. The high wheeled Power Kings are very cool. The Power Kings with the larger than 12" wheels are my preferred. Other Tractors to Consider are the Wide Frame Cub Cadets and Ford LGT's. Both weight about 800 lbs and have greater parts availability and are typically more common and cost less than a Power King. Good Luck in your Search!

On another note: If you just add weight to your C165, you will have a machine that in many ways is better than a Power King. The wheel horse transmission in low gear is tough to beat! Your Wheelhorse can do everything a Power King can.

Can't beat the PK 2412S with dual range.

Brandon Mckenzie thats what am looking at getting so i can use the tiller but would deul trans in a 1614, 1616, 2414, 2416 with hydraulics they seems simpler to work on also

iwantosavemoney can't get any easier to work on then them. I'd love to have one or a Cub cadet Low boy 165. But I had a wheel horse c165 it was tough, but didn't have any power

If you follow us on Instagram and FB you will see the new tires this tractor has. Makes it even sexier!

isavetractors Didnt think it was possible but I'll check it out. Im getting the vapors thinking about it.

Yes, come to the hobby! I don't sell full tractors, but you can find them on internet classifieds such as FB Marketplace, Craigslist, etc.

Yes we are. Just not able to keep up with the social media at this time.

Story of my life!