2" were added to the 400 series frame in 1979 to accomodate the new larger 60" mower deck introduced that year. Case sold their garden tractor business to Ingersoll in 1984, and they integrated the Holding Valve into the TCV that year.
I have a case220 wish I had that valve plus a flow control valve these tractors are dangerous with out them..I never us it on a incline and I am in WV so you know how that is. Would be so much more useful to me if I had those valves.
2" were added to the 400 series frame in 1979 to accomodate the new larger 60" mower deck introduced that year. Case sold their garden tractor business to Ingersoll in 1984, and they integrated the Holding Valve into the TCV that year.
A decent 446 on marketplace for $350 I'm about to bite, looks like a serious tractor for the garden variety...👍💯
I love the tractors, with the side shaft Kohler engine's
Thank you for sharing this.
Is there a website or part number so I can track this L9 valve down. I can't find it. I have a case 222.
What about the 644 I have that and I was thinking of using that for plowing snow so would it take off with out the valve
Thanks a lot I had no idea.
Frames were made longer to fit 60'' mower decks.
I have a case220 wish I had that valve plus a flow control valve these tractors are dangerous with out them..I never us it on a incline and I am in WV so you know how that is. Would be so much more useful to me if I had those valves.
How do I get in touch with Jim oberland?
He lives in Brookville pa. I guess you can find him in the phone book or in the white pages on the internet