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    446 case wheel weight

    Just one weight will probably be kind of hard to find but someone might have one. There are also a few Case Ingersoll specific forums that you should try asking on. Good luck.
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    jari mower

    http://www.grasslandcorp.com/Chief_parts_manual.pdf http://www.grasslandcorp.com/jari_lit_1and_2.pdf
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    Case 646

    The 600 series Operators Manual actually says that the brake is to used as a brake and not just for a parking brake like the non loader machines.
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    Froze bolt problem

    I agree, I always use an impact. Also be aware that it's a metric bolt. "Made in America with globally sourced components."
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    John Deere 317 hydro

    The 317 operators manual says to remove the cooling tube to drain the hydro and refill with about five quarts of JD Hy Guard or ATF type F. The level is 1/4" - 1 1/4" above the slot for the sight tube.
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    Case 222 hydraulic lift

    Seriously? How is it to complicated to give an answer on this forum but not in some other magical kingdom.
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    JD 110 snow plow?

    The model 43 front blade fits the square fender 110s 112s and the 200 series. The trick is getting the lift linkage with the blade. I'm pretty sure even the larger blades for the 300 series will mount up to the frame but then you'd have to rig up a lift setup, but that's why they make linear...
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    John Deere 216 Service Repair Manual

    John Deere manuals are copyrighted. That 200 series service manual was posted in the file section of another forum but JD made them take it down. I've never seen on Deere's site where you can download manuals but they do show that you can buy the CD for $35 or the book for $75.
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    1982 Case 222 General Q's

    Ingersoll did make a hydraulic driven snow blower but it wasn"t designed for your 200 series tractor. Powered attachments on the rear of your tractor would be hydraulic but your caster will be belt driven like the mower deck. There are a few forums dedicated to the Case garden tractors and...
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    27 x 9.50 x 15 rims?

    Those 15" rims are a 6 lug 6" bolt pattern and are the same as a trailer wheel or ag wheel. Car or truck wheels are a 5.5" bolt pattern. Gemplers has ag wheels but you"ll have to check your back spacing to make sure that they"ll clear...
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    Doolee's for your tractor

    If someone did want to run duals on their tractor wouldn't these be a better deal at half the price? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320720394818&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
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    Cub Cadet Creeper Trans.

    I've never had one apart but here's a link to the parts blowup. http://www.cubcadet.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ARIPartFinderView?storeId=10051&catalogId=14101&langId=-1#/Cub_Cadet/128%2c_2050045U%2c_2050217U%2c_2050218U/Creeper_Drive/002000-A/0020000016
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    Putting a 2 cyl onan in a Case 220

    I've got a Kohler K321 14hp off of a Case if you want to go that way. I've read many times were they try and persuade guys from doing the conversion your thinking of. What part of the world are you in? I sent you an email, maybe we can get together.
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    John Deere 316

    I've had that happen twice on my tractors. It had a cut on the shielding of the wire running up to the pto clutch both times. Follow that wire along the frame rail and you should unground it. It makes a direct and major short to ground killing the engine as soon as you throw the pto switch...
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    Case 446 tractor

    So with a tiller that means there should be a rear pto and hitch of some kind. Sounds like your wanting to do your dad right so with a little work you could sell the pieces for pretty good money or sell it as a package for not near as much. I'll still suggest that you go to the forums and learn...
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