[alanhoggard]

Does anyone sell parts for a case 222, i need clutch parts.
Thanks, Alan

 

[Bart]

You should be able to get whatever parts you need from any Ingersoll dealer including Brian Hildreth who posts here frequently and can mail them to you.

 

[alanhoggard]

Thanks, do you have Brian's email address?
Thanks

 

[Bart]

Thanks, do you have Brian's email address?
Thanks

Just look for one of his posts, there's one in the thread on "4020 running out of gas", then click on his name and you can send him a private email.

 

[n2deep]

http://store.casegardentractors.com/index.html

Try this place, the price is right most of the time and the service is excellent,, although I do not believe that he will answer the phone due to hearing issues but will respond to e-mails fairly quickly.. Buy with confidence I buy from this guy regularly..

 

[1tuff222]

I know its several years old but, I too am looking for case 222 parts. more specifically a flywheel pto shaft. they go for about $300 but, im just looking for a used one to get the tractor up to par and sell.I found one on ebay for $100 but, I have not been able to verify it's condition. If anyone could help that would be awesome. i'm in michigan by the way but, the wife and kids are always up for a road trip.

 

[marlboro180]

Joes Outdoor Power is in MI, as well as bhildret ( saleen) another supporting member. They should be able to set you up.

 

[Adrenalin540]

I know its several years old but, I too am looking for case 222 parts. more specifically a flywheel pto shaft. they go for about $300 but, im just looking for a used one to get the tractor up to par and sell.I found one on ebay for $100 but, I have not been able to verify it's condition. If anyone could help that would be awesome. i'm in michigan by the way but, the wife and kids are always up for a road trip.

ebay is always good too...

 

[bhildret]

I would be happy to assist with any and all new Case/Ingersoll parts and the engine lines as well.

These clutch shafts have gotten to be what most owner's of these older tractors consider pricey.

EBay is a good source ... just need to make sure you are getting a shaft that has a nice smooth OD ... grooves and other damage will prevent the bearings from sliding as necessary. Many good ones out there ... just have to choose the right ones.

Drop me an eMail to [email protected] if you would like to pursue other new parts.

Brian