@@gleanerk That shouldn't be to bad to replace, be better to work on it ounce its home though. Seens like its easier to work on with the wheel off. Should be able to view the parts books online at agco, I will have to check. When I bought my F2 it was an hour from home and I was going to drive it, but it had sat quite awhile and the brakes were hanging up so I had it hauled.
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Thats what dads big tractor was growing up. Pretty reliable fuel efficient tractor with the flaws being light duty front axle, lack of true live power and popping out of third gear with abuse. Lol These 220's are just cool old muscle tractor vintage like the 5020, lots of iron but nothing fancy. Uncle just got this one a couple days ago, another online auction and smart phone ordeal. Lol Thanks for watchin Ed.
He had corn in it last year and left it this spring to haul shit on. As painfull as buying hay last winter was shoulda put some oats or triticale in it this spring but never got to it I guess.
My uncle just got it a couple days ago, I think he regretted buying it until he got out there and ran it. Lol He was planting Dairyland magnum v I think it was and I got some croplan rebound the guy said was supposed to be good. I think he give a little over 200 a bag and the croplan was over 300 if I remember. A little pricey I thought but I can compare it I guess.
@@mrbill4187 im looking at wl 375hvxrr pioneer 58vr08 and croplan tonnica. They are all pricey we have hard time growing alfalfa if it isn't RR our crabgrass pressure is unreal down here
@@coreytrout3857 I was just looking at the croplan and dairyland seed guide after you asked me and they didn't even have magnum v or rebound on there. Must be older stuff they pushed on us. Lol I've never done it but I was going to try some generic select or clethodium on some grass in alfalfa. Not sure if its the way to go or go with roundup alfalfa. I did rr alfalfa last time and it was the nicest stand I've had in a while. Its been hard getting a good stand the last couple years with bitter cold snaps with no snow and then flooding in the spring and drought all summer. Lol
@@mrbill4187 yeah it's a big investment and it's kind of hard to know what to I've used select before and it worked fine. The ability to spray seedling after three trifoliates is big for us we get late flushes of grass and weeds in the fall after we sow.
@@coreytrout3857 Ok, I wasn't sure on the crop safety of it, thats good to know. I know when I did the roundup alfalfa it was 450 a bag I think for presteez croplan, that was in the spring and i did some in the fall and it dropped to 390. I cheaped out on the seeding rate and did 12# that year. Dad said grandpa used to seed 8 so I figured 12 would'nt be terrible. About a third of the bag now is treatment i guess though.
You might be thinking international, the only allis rated that high was the 7080 and the 4 wheel drive articulaters. 220 is 2200 rpm rated speed though they will all rev up to 2500 if ya get in a tight spot.
The 220 is a good tractor I had a D21 series 2 it would pull about anything you hooked it to
A power house in her day . Thanks for sharing Bill . Hoping to go work on combine and getting it ready to bring home soon .
Cool!, that'll be nice to have it home. Hopefully ya can have it going without to much work.
Looks like clutch is gone . You can put it in gear w/o clutch. And linkage is fully extended according to book . So we’ll see
@@gleanerk That shouldn't be to bad to replace, be better to work on it ounce its home though. Seens like its easier to work on with the wheel off. Should be able to view the parts books online at agco, I will have to check. When I bought my F2 it was an hour from home and I was going to drive it, but it had sat quite awhile and the brakes were hanging up so I had it hauled.
@@gleanerk na.apb.agcocorp.com/p/gleaner/79001566/l/410?
@@gleanerk Hopefully my link showed up.
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We had a 200 for a lot of years!! Pretty good tractors, just don't use the main clutch for starting out!!
Thats what dads big tractor was growing up. Pretty reliable fuel efficient tractor with the flaws being light duty front axle, lack of true live power and popping out of third gear with abuse. Lol These 220's are just cool old muscle tractor vintage like the 5020, lots of iron but nothing fancy. Uncle just got this one a couple days ago, another online auction and smart phone ordeal. Lol Thanks for watchin Ed.
@@mrbill4187 Cool!
We never had trouble with the front axle, but the A frame cracked a few times..
Pretty sharp looking tractor, the old girl sounds real good also!
Can't beat those old muscle tractors. Lol
Nice 220 ! What was on that field before it was worked up a seeded in?
He had corn in it last year and left it this spring to haul shit on. As painfull as buying hay last winter was shoulda put some oats or triticale in it this spring but never got to it I guess.
Just a old muscle tractor.
There fun tractors to run, especially open station if ya aren't eating dust. Lol
Sounds real healthy, what I need to sow some myself this fall what brand did you plant?
My uncle just got it a couple days ago, I think he regretted buying it until he got out there and ran it. Lol He was planting Dairyland magnum v I think it was and I got some croplan rebound the guy said was supposed to be good. I think he give a little over 200 a bag and the croplan was over 300 if I remember. A little pricey I thought but I can compare it I guess.
@@mrbill4187 im looking at wl 375hvxrr pioneer 58vr08 and croplan tonnica. They are all pricey we have hard time growing alfalfa if it isn't RR our crabgrass pressure is unreal down here
@@coreytrout3857 I was just looking at the croplan and dairyland seed guide after you asked me and they didn't even have magnum v or rebound on there. Must be older stuff they pushed on us. Lol I've never done it but I was going to try some generic select or clethodium on some grass in alfalfa. Not sure if its the way to go or go with roundup alfalfa. I did rr alfalfa last time and it was the nicest stand I've had in a while. Its been hard getting a good stand the last couple years with bitter cold snaps with no snow and then flooding in the spring and drought all summer. Lol
@@mrbill4187 yeah it's a big investment and it's kind of hard to know what to I've used select before and it worked fine. The ability to spray seedling after three trifoliates is big for us we get late flushes of grass and weeds in the fall after we sow.
@@coreytrout3857 Ok, I wasn't sure on the crop safety of it, thats good to know. I know when I did the roundup alfalfa it was 450 a bag I think for presteez croplan, that was in the spring and i did some in the fall and it dropped to 390. I cheaped out on the seeding rate and did 12# that year. Dad said grandpa used to seed 8 so I figured 12 would'nt be terrible. About a third of the bag now is treatment i guess though.
Why did those Allis tractors run so high of rpms? Always made wonder why you need 2500 rpms lol
You might be thinking international, the only allis rated that high was the 7080 and the 4 wheel drive articulaters. 220 is 2200 rpm rated speed though they will all rev up to 2500 if ya get in a tight spot.
@@mrbill4187 John deeres with the booster thing on the throttle like the 4320 with go to 2450,
@@mrbill4187 most people with cases in our area turned the rpms up to 2350-2300 for more power and speed down the road