J.I. Case lawn tractors

J.I. Case 190

The J.I. Case 190 is a 1966 garden tractor built in Winneconne, Wisconsin, USA. It features a 12 hp Kohler K301S 476cc 1-cylinder air-cooled gasoline engine, hydraulic drive Hydra-Static transmission with infinite forward and reverse speeds in 2 ranges, and two-wheel drive with manual steering and hydraulic brakes. The tractor has a wheelbase of 46 inches, length of 70 inches, and weighs 780 lbs. It uses 6.50-8 front tires and 8.00-16 rear tires. Electrical system includes a 12-volt battery with starter-generator charging and negative ground. Attachments include a 36-inch wide front-mount snow blower. The serial number plate is located on the dash below and to the right of the steering column.
Power12 hp
Founded-
Model190

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for J.I. Case 190

Engine
Typegasoline
ModelKohler K301S
Power12 hp (8.9 kW)
Coolingair-cooled
Starterelectric
Cylinders1-cylinder
Point gap0.020 inches (0.508 mm)
Rated RPM3150
SparkplugPrestolite 14 L7
Bore/Stroke3.375x3.25 inches (86 x 83 mm)
Compression6:1
Fuel systemcarburetor
Displacement476 cc (29.07 ci)
Sparkplug gap0.025 inches (0.635 mm)
Starter volts12
Intake valve clearance0.010 inches (0.254 mm)
Exhaust valve clearance0.020 inches (0.508 mm)
Features
DriveTwo-wheel drive
BrakesHydraulic brakes
Steeringmanual
Operator stationOpen operator station
Dimensions
Length70 inches (177 cm)
Rear tire8.00-16
Wheelbase46 inches (116 cm)
Front tire6.50-8
Height (hood)38 inches (96 cm)
Shipping weight780 lbs (353 kg)
Ground clearance11 inches (27 cm)
Height (steering wheel)44 inches (111 cm)
Electrical
Groundnegative
Battery volts12
Charging systemstarter-generator
Production
TypeGarden tractor
Year1966
Built inWinneconne, Wisconsin, USA
ManufacturerJ.I. Case
Attachments
Snowblower36" Snow blower, 36 inches width (91 cm), front-mount
Transmission
Typehydraulic drive
Gearsinfinite forward and reverse (2-range)
TransmissionHydra-Static
Serial Numbers
LocationSerial number plate on dash, below and to the right of the steering column.