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Hmmm.... what is the difference between the C-220/221/222 & the [b:e8d8c20e79]2[/b:e8d8c20e79]C-220/221/222? I am looking to get the manual. Don't have a pic of the planter till tomorrow. Thanks!
 
None that I know of.

My FCI-1A implements manuals don't show a "2C" planters.

Probably not an official IH designation. Much like Stage 1 & 2 Super
H's.
 
220=checkrow
221=drill
222=hilldrop

C prefix indicates it is for a C or Super C.
2C prefix is a later designation for a model that also fits a 200. There may or may not have actually been any changes made to the planters. You would probably have to dig through the parts catalogs to find any diffeences. The later one may have had some mods or additional parts to avoid interference with the Fast-Hitch.
 
Thanks Dean & Jim. My model has been backyard modified to pull behind using the fasthitch. I still have the parts to mount it under the belly. I may mount it under belly & use the modified parts to make a carryall. Not sure yet, but a manual will be helpful in the long run!
 
Yes there was a change for the SC/200 for belly
mount planters and it involved the planter hopper
mount configuration. The original hopper mount had
a double shaft (to allow transfer of the chain
drive from the planter drive to pass through the
planter hopper mount to the side dresser in a
straight line). The original hopper mounts had a
short transfer chain mounted to the inside of the
main chain drive to transfer the motion from the
rear shaft to the front. The addition of the
cylinder control for the two point hitch created a
conflict with the short inside mounted chain. It
was reconfigured to the outside ends for later
models. The later models will work on all models
including the C but the earlier models will not
work on the SC, 200, etc that have the cylinder
control without modification to relocate the short
chain for the right planter mount and shorten the
rear shaft.
 
I would have the 2C version then correct?
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