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Old 02/12/05, 05:50 PM
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Tractor Question...

Hi all,

Went to the sale today and got a Massey Ferguson 2200. Diesel with a front end loader. It's and industrial farm tractor. I am looking for information on them and I know I have seen some good tractor forums mentioned. Anyone give me a heads up where to look up info from the serial number etc? Any Massey Ferguson lovers on here?
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http://www.ytmag.com/cgi-bin/ntracz.pl?m=massey
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Old 02/12/05, 06:52 PM
 
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try this
[http://www.tractorbynet.com/]
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Old 02/12/05, 09:36 PM
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2200

MF 2200

Years manufactured 1965-1970
Perkins engine, gasoline or diesel.
C.I.D. 134 or 152
Diesel 39 PTO horsepower
Gasoline 37 PTO horsepower

Weights It's not clear whether the first weight is diesel or gasoline.
with manual shift 3670 or 4025
with reg. shift 3610 or 4025
with torque converter 3565 or 3912

MF 2200 Treever serial numbers
beginning with #1--------1965
beginning with #50-------1966
beginning with #3133-----1967
beginnins with #3305-----1968
beginning with #3420-----1969
beginning with #2480-----1970
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Old 02/13/05, 12:18 AM
 
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Congratulations Zeal!

We have a Case - David Brown Diesel and love it. It was a great investment. Just wish ours had come with a front end loader. Sigh.
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Old 02/13/05, 04:43 PM
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Thanks all. The info was wonderful, from what was posted it looks like I have a 65! I have put it to work already and am very pleased with it. Looks like I am a new MF fan! I have always loved the little 8n's but I must say I like this a little better, with it being bigger and diesel.
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Old 02/14/05, 06:27 AM
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We had a MF 65 diesel. It was a leaker which I was told it is a common problem in tnis model. Tried everything but couldn"t be fixed. The leakage was from the transmission.
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If you have any questions on it let me know. I have the parts manuals and service manuals for the MF 2200. I have a 1967 MF2200 with a model 200 front end loader and a model 232 backhoe on it. I love the thing. It does what I need and more.. The Massey Ferguson shop that I deal with can still get most of the parts for it... The Perkins 3 cyl. diesel will run forever. Enjoy
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Congratulations,lucky you!

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Old 02/14/05, 12:44 PM
 
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How I wish I had a front-end loader.

There used to be little garden tractors, a little bigger than a riding mower, with a loader. I have not seen any ads for same. I wouldn't even begin to know where to start to look for a good used one. I just need to be able to move compost, leaf mulch, etc. around. I have wheelbarrows, but I need a little more than that and need the physical help it would provide.
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Old 02/14/05, 01:54 PM
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How I wish I had a front-end loader.

There used to be little garden tractors, a little bigger than a riding mower, with a loader. I have not seen any ads for same. I wouldn't even begin to know where to start to look for a good used one. I just need to be able to move compost, leaf mulch, etc. around. I have wheelbarrows, but I need a little more than that and need the physical help it would provide.
Sandi,

Here is a nifty little loader/tractor at ebay... Tractor

actually quite a few over there, cub cadets, mitsubishi, etc. Neat little machines.
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