Nice progress. I hate the smell of mice. That is a nice shelter. What is covering it? I use the heavy silver tarps but have to replace them each fall. I hope that the Case works out well for you. I still have to resurrect my Case 222 with a fuel problem. Good Luck, Rick
That's a coverall building some cool to work in. I put that up in 2005 been up along time. Nice part of those buildings is no land tax on those buildings because they are classified as a temporary building. You'll get the case is she starving for fuel??
@@massey375 I think that the carb has dirt in it but it could be the fuel pump. I'm looking for the carb kit and the fuel pump kit in my basement but it will take more time to find the kits than to actually rebuild the parts. I bought 40 large boxes of NOS small engine parts parts from a dealer when he retired 20 years ago, I just have to find the kits. I've already gotten more than my money back on the purchase and many of the parts are no longer available. He had also thrown in a bunch of manuals that have been very helpful. I've got 4 tent garages set up and 3 more to set up. I've bought or been given most of them as just the old frames and then put a tarp over them. They keep the toys dry. One that I hope to setup soon will be for working inside. Good Luck, Rick
Hello hope all is well, I had just bought a case 1690, been working on it before I use it. im not too knowledgeable about these and its my first one. can you tell me where the oil fill and oil screen are? and how how to check the oil...lol. I know its kinda weird asking but I have joined forums and still have no reply. Thank you in advance. Gil M. Please stay safe in this crazy time.
The hydraulic fill is at the back of the tractor. So at the back of the tractor its on the left side of the rear housing. Its like a pipe elbow with a nut that takes a 1?2 inch ratchet. Theres a filter housing on the right side and a trans screen down underneath. Hope that helps
Nice progress. I hate the smell of mice. That is a nice shelter. What is covering it? I use the heavy silver tarps but have to replace them each fall. I hope that the Case works out well for you. I still have to resurrect my Case 222 with a fuel problem. Good Luck, Rick
Are you planning on cutting on Thursday
@@eileener27 prob cut some haylage and wrap.
That's a coverall building some cool to work in. I put that up in 2005 been up along time. Nice part of those buildings is no land tax on those buildings because they are classified as a temporary building. You'll get the case is she starving for fuel??
@@massey375 I think that the carb has dirt in it but it could be the fuel pump. I'm looking for the carb kit and the fuel pump kit in my basement but it will take more time to find the kits than to actually rebuild the parts. I bought 40 large boxes of NOS small engine parts parts from a dealer when he retired 20 years ago, I just have to find the kits. I've already gotten more than my money back on the purchase and many of the parts are no longer available. He had also thrown in a bunch of manuals that have been very helpful.
I've got 4 tent garages set up and 3 more to set up. I've bought or been given most of them as just the old frames and then put a tarp over them. They keep the toys dry. One that I hope to setup soon will be for working inside. Good Luck, Rick
Hello hope all is well, I had just bought a case 1690, been working on it before I use it. im not too knowledgeable about these and its my first one. can you tell me where the oil fill and oil screen are? and how how to check the oil...lol. I know its kinda weird asking but I have joined forums and still have no reply. Thank you in advance. Gil M. Please stay safe in this crazy time.
The hydraulic fill is at the back of the tractor. So at the back of the tractor its on the left side of the rear housing. Its like a pipe elbow with a nut that takes a 1?2 inch ratchet. Theres a filter housing on the right side and a trans screen down underneath. Hope that helps
Thank you so much for the help. I really really appreciate it.