220 FWA For Sale

there is a 220 FWA for sale on Ebay. Gary Polk Equipment. I think i seen this one for sale a few years back with a cab and dirt scraper. what did it bring originally at auction out west 12000?





Edited by Luke R. - 10 Feb 2022 at 2:17pm

Here's a front wheel drive. Probably shoulda said FWA.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ALLIS-CHALMERS-220-FRONT-WHEEL-DRIVE-TRACTOR-/320633971468?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa746230c

Wouldn't that be sumpin to take to the local plow day?


Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 22 Dec 2010 at 8:06pm

Item Description says it has a SIMMS fuel system. AC never used SIMMS to my knowledge

Luke R. wrote: I just wanted to also add, it lists the Serial number and owners name. For those who keep track. LOL

Yes he did pay $13,000 for it. My friend Bob Vanderploeg was at that auction in Idaho a few years ago and remembers when Gary bought that over the phone. As he was leaving that auction, a guy came up to him and said he knew of another one in the area and asked he would be interested. About a month later Bob traded another 2 wheel drive tractor for it and is now in his collection. Had front and back duels and a factory cab was was usedd on his farm everyday on a tub grinder.

Calvin Schmidt wrote: I didn't know that Allis used some Simms (Minimac) pumps until I bought this engine. The book has all the part numbers etc. so it is factory. This engine was on a water pump and has less than 100 hrs. It is a 3500 MK II with the 7080 injectors. It's getting an intercooler and going into my 220. I was told that this injection pump was used on the engines in the big loaders.

they also used the Simms pump on early L combines with the 301 diesel.  I had to replace the eng block in one of them, there isnt hardly anything the same as a 301 with a roosa master pump.  the second one we replace the complete eng as the bypass oil filter blew its seal and ran all the oil out, operator couldnt see it until eng locked up. 

What you guys talking about? That tractors cherry yet... Just a few bolts to put the fenders on and a drive shaft and a couple rattle cans of rustoleum and she'll be good for the fields again... and maybe about another 10-15,000 to make it look and run like new. Well, the cherry part is one of them cherries that already been ate by the bird an the stem still left hanging on the tree.   6-7thou would be a more realistic place to start

I honestly believe that would be a record high price for a 220fwa when all fixed up. It is cheaper to by a good tractor than one like that and spend tons of money fixing it up (in my opinion).

Last month my brother called Gary on this tractor. I think it was in the Agri news. He was wanting $20,000 for it.