Iseki TS 2202 FD

[tenacrewoods]

Can anyone tell me how old this model Iseki tractor is and about what one's whorth with FEL that seems to be in really good running order?

Thank You!
Mike

 

[lens12]

Built in the 70's. Need to know more about the tractor & loader to venture a price

 

[tenacrewoods]

Hello! Leonard
Thank for your reply,here's what I know about it: it's been completely rebuilt & repainted. New Pistons, rings, bearings.
Reworked Head & Gasket,New oil & fuel pumps,all new filters
Tranny Rebuilt,new Battery,and a new seat!
It's 27hp 2 cylinder 4x4, new #2 loader w/850 lb lift,Multi
speed take off.Manual shift,Manual steering.
That's all I know till I personally look at it.
So What should the price range be if all that work has been done?

Thank You!

 

[tenacrewoods]

Sorry! Leonard

That's a 50" Bucket w/800lb of lift!

 

[lens12]

Does it have close to zero hours & looks like new?

 

[larso1]

IMHO, I would be very, v-e-r-y suspicious of those claims. I don't think you could afford it if all that was done to it, and it shouldn't need all those repairs unless unmercifully abused by the former owner. Especially the rebuilt tranny, new pistons, and oil and fuel injector pumps. This appears to be inline with claims I see on Ebay from a couple of dealers that indicate all this work has been done.......with the caveat on the end of the sentence that says "if needed." My thought is if the tractor actually moves than they probably think it doesn't....just weasel words to give you a warm and fuzzy. My stock 650-hr TS oil pump puts out 63-psi cold and 58 hot...they flow a pretty big volume of oil and shouldn't require rebuilding unless abused with low, very dirty oil. I would look closely at the front axle and look for loose steering pivot points and leaks down the inside of the front wheels. But, make sure there is oil in the front axle housing, or of course there will be no leaks. Be v-e-r-y cautious.

Bill