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Re: How to tell apart Farmall 200 and 230
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Posted by Stan(VA). on June 16, 2004 at 21:09:06 from (208.59.156.135):
In Reply to: How to tell apart Farmall 200 and 230 posted by Zack Peterson on June 16, 2004 at 14:17:07:
It's probably a 200, lot's were painted with 230 white accents to look up-to-date. Fairly obvious stuff: - 200 emblems and all red vs 230 emblems and white accents (if still original). - If it has the same rockshaft arms under the gas tank as a C or Super C, it is most likely a 200, the 230 has hydra touch hydraulics with one or two valves. I've only heard of one 230 that they say was ordered with the earlier touch control hydraulics. - The 230 has a different style intake manifold with 3 ribs connecting the intake and exhaust portions. Obvious if you know what to look for stuff: - The 230 has a different tranny casting with a fairly large flat that comes down under the operators platform for the front of the fast hitch to attach to (fast hitch was redesigned for the 230 and doesn't use the rockshaft through the seat box). - The 230 has a different torque tube with integral hydra touch reservoir. - The 230 has a different style air cleaner to match the new manifold. - The 230 has a different cyl head. ... Stan(VA).
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