Case & Ingersoll Snow Caster Electric Chute Controller
Channel: Hemlock Case Guy
Date: 2020-10-22

I am the Hemlock Case Guy. I have become highly skilled in these, the greatest garden tractors ever to be made. With that, there is special knowledge needed to keep them operating as intended. I am NOT a dealer, I am not a collector, I buy parts and pay sales tax when I use them.

I used parts from Surplus Center to create an electric chute control. This is very handy when you have a snow cab on your tractor. This version is slightly different than that in the video, compared to the many others done in the past is perhaps the most problem-free and simple. At least that is my opinion. All in I have about $42 in parts and supplies and then I have to weld the rod and grind down its diameter, which takes hours. You may reverse engineer it or we may be able to agree on a price for me to make one. I list things that I sell on Craigslist, Saginaw MI.

For all other parts consideration: I am the Hemlock Case Guy. I have become highly skilled in these, the greatest garden tractors ever to be made. With that, there is special knowledge needed to keep them operating as intended. 
I am NOT a dealer, I buy parts and pay sales tax when I need them. There are Case & Ingersoll parts dealers in Barneveld, Wisconsin,  and Plymouth, Michigan that I have used and both are fine parts dealers. Use Google and you will find them. For Onan parts, there is none other than boomersonanparts .com
I am not the person with nor do I know a person or person's that has every hard to find implement there is. I can tell you that YOU must be diligent in searching, must be willing to drive, must not trust many sellers, many are either ignorant and/or crooked. Before you leave and be very willing to buy a package with way more than you need to get what you want. Then you can be the guy with good stuff for sale.