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Milwaukee WI 220 for parts-$150-Deal
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Hard to beat that deal. It appears to be a 73, 74 or 75 220 with Hy lift. Comes with a spare trans-axle and hydraulic pump etc.
For sure...it's a project tractor but it looks like an easy restore. If it is a 73, then it should have Speaker 777's. If that was close to me, I'd be on my way to buy it right now instead of typing out this reply. :sidelaugh:
For sure...it's a project tractor but it looks like an easy restore. If it is a 73, then it should have Speaker 777's. If that was close to me, I'd be on my way to buy it right now instead of typing out this reply. :sidelaugh:
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Not to worry, that tractor is in safe hands now. I didn't read the post on this until about 6:30 this morning and I showed up at his door at 7 am after a 3 mile journey.
Now stated in the ad is that the engine purrs like a kitten and the sheet metal is all straight and original. The only thing that appears to be wrong is that the travel control lever isn't working right--the seller thinks the travel spool is frozen. It has the original muffler which is in good condition and, of course, the glass speaker lenses. It does need a new seat.
The seller has a virtual garden tractor junk yard with MANY tractors of various makes and models. I asked what other Case stuff he might have and found that he had just sold a snowblower last week.
He did have a nice set of rear fenders for a 200 which will soon replace the banged up ones on my otherwise very nice 210. Also got a travel valve, pump and various steel tubes. Didn't see the part about an extra read end but, if he has it, it will come home with the tractor when I go back to load everything up.
I asked how much for the tractor and the extra parts--$140. Tom, did I pay too much?
While there he showed me around a few of his sheds that included lots of things that could follow me home later including at least 3 Onans. We agreed that since it was too cold this morning to dig around looking at everything we would do it next week when the weather warms up a bit. I did notice a nice looking Economy...
Now stated in the ad is that the engine purrs like a kitten and the sheet metal is all straight and original. The only thing that appears to be wrong is that the travel control lever isn't working right--the seller thinks the travel spool is frozen. It has the original muffler which is in good condition and, of course, the glass speaker lenses. It does need a new seat.
The seller has a virtual garden tractor junk yard with MANY tractors of various makes and models. I asked what other Case stuff he might have and found that he had just sold a snowblower last week.
He did have a nice set of rear fenders for a 200 which will soon replace the banged up ones on my otherwise very nice 210. Also got a travel valve, pump and various steel tubes. Didn't see the part about an extra read end but, if he has it, it will come home with the tractor when I go back to load everything up.I asked how much for the tractor and the extra parts--$140. Tom, did I pay too much?
While there he showed me around a few of his sheds that included lots of things that could follow me home later including at least 3 Onans. We agreed that since it was too cold this morning to dig around looking at everything we would do it next week when the weather warms up a bit. I did notice a nice looking Economy...
One of the things that makes my day is to hear that a member of this forum managed to obtain a tractor as a direct result of posting listings here. Bart... I'm glad that Jack's daily work led you to that Seller and that you bought the tractor.
I'm not going to tell you if $140.00 was too much to pay. Somehow, I don't think you need my input on that issue. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
I'm not going to tell you if $140.00 was too much to pay. Somehow, I don't think you need my input on that issue. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:
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