New 1022 info

[dennysm]

I am wanting to buy a new 1022 and would like to know if the rear wheels off my 455 will fit it ( I have a spare set ) also can I adapt my front quick tatch and 47 2 stage blower be used on it if I do or will I have to buy new quick tatch and blower

 

[JDFANATIC]

denny,

I assume you are talking about the 2210. While I can't answer the tire question, I can help with the snowblower. The good news is that it will fit on the 2210, the bad news is that the quick-tach will not /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif. You are going to need the following:

Front Quick Hitch (retail $500 -- I paid $432), Front PTO Shaft ($retail $194 -- I paid $168), Implement Drive (retail $180 -- I paid $156).

Other than that the tractor is a bit longer but the joystick control sure beats the heck out of the turn-signal stalk ones.

 

[dennysm]

yep I get a mite confused on the numbers but you got it right I am looking into buying a new 2210 and I have a 455 with all of the goodies I just wanted the four wheel drive and the increased capacity of the FEL as mine is kind of limp.
I did find that they both do use the same wheels and tires so my spare set of ag tires will fit. I will have to decide just what to do about the blower and front quick tatch. All of my other attachments look as if they will work with just a hitch change.
Thanks for the reply looks like you are the only one who bothered.
Denny

 

[bigpete]

Yup, the rear tires and wheels will graduate with your new tractor--not the fronts. You will need a new front hitch and quick attach, and I couldn't tell you whether the blower is compatible. If it is, you will likely find yourself needing a new driveshaft, etc. I made the same graduation from a 445 and had to purchase front bar tires and a new quick hitch and hydraulics for my 54" blade.

Good luck. Sorry it takes a few of us awhile to pick up on posts here at TBN. I wish I could catch them all and be more responsive. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif I think I looked at the title of the post and didn't have anything to offer on a "1022" and went on my way.

 

[chevy]

Denny,
I upgraded from a 455 to a 2210 this summer. The 2210 is a huge improvement over the 455. You will not be disappointed if you make the trade. Removing the deck is alot easier on the 2210. It is very nice to have seperate hydraulics for the front attachments & the 3pt. I was also surprised to find I could use the front grader blade on the 2210 with the mower deck mounted. I just got the front PTO & drive to convert my 47 snowblower over to the 2210.
Chris