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Ingersoll Rand 220, 222, 224, 444 1984 Parts Catalog

If you’re staring at a pile of Ingersoll Rand tractor parts wondering if they’re the right ones for your 220, 222, 224, or 444, you’re not alone. I’ve seen too many guys order a carburetor gasket by eye and end up with a fuel pump seal. That’s money and time wasted. This is the actual Ingersoll Rand 220, 222, 224, 444 1984 Parts Catalog – 47 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. No aftermarket guesswork. No reprints with missing grid references. This catalog came straight from Ingersoll Equipment Co., Inc., and it shows every nut, bolt, and seal indexed by page and grid.

Engine Section: From Camshaft to Crankshaft

This catalog breaks the engine down into groups. Need a camshaft? Check page 7-9 grid A8-A10. Crankshaft? Page 11-15 B2. The cylinder block, cylinder head, piston, connecting rod – all listed with reference numbers and part descriptions. The fuel system section covers carburetor, fuel pump, fuel strainer, tank. Electrical system spans pages 61-63. You get the exact Ingersoll Rand part number so you can order from a dealer or cross-reference. Gasket kits are on page 23 B10. Original factory print.

Alphabetical Index and Grid System

Every part is cross-referenced in an alphabetical index at the front. You find “Breather, Crankcase” and it sends you to page 7-9 A8-A10. The illustrations use exploded views, so you see how each piece fits. Reference numbers in the illustration match the parts list. This is the same system used in all factory manuals – not a generic layout. The numerical index at the rear gives part numbers and pages.

47 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

The basic tractor section includes axles, brakes, frame, hood, fenders, grille, hitch, and transmission. Hydraulics are covered from pages 49-55 with pump drive coupling, hoses, valve control linkage, and motor. Hydraulic PTO on page 79, flow control valve kit on page 81. If you’re rebuilding a 444’s hydraulic system, you need the OEM part numbers here. That’s the whole point.

For context on the broader Automotive Industry Overview, proper part identification is critical. This catalog delivers it.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic System?

Yes – it covers the entire hydraulic system: pump, valve control, hoses, lines, fittings, and the motor. Also includes the implement lift lever, coupling, and valve control linkage. You’ll find page numbers for each subassembly in the alphabetical index. The same goes for the electrical system: battery, starter generator, breaker contacts, spark plug, tail lamp, and instruments are all listed with part numbers. No aftermarket substitutes.

Match Your Serial Number to the Right Parts

Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple models into one generic listing. That leads to wrong parts for serial number ranges. This catalog covers specific serial number breaks: 220 from 9674235 to 9702946, 222 from 9681170 to 9706651, 224 from 9676354 to 9708665, 444 from 9677449 to 9711027. You match your tractor’s S/N to the correct illustration. That’s the difference between a bolt that fits and a bolt that strips.

According to the Automotive Industry Overview, using OEM documentation reduces misorders. This catalog is your proof.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual.

Can I use this to order parts for my 444 with a different serial number?

The catalog lists specific serial number ranges for each model. If your tractor falls outside those ranges, you might need a later edition. However, the mechanical parts often cross within the same model family. Verify your part numbers against the grid index. If you’re unsure, contact Ingersoll Rand with your machine’s serial number. The catalog’s exploded views help you identify the exact configuration, but always confirm with the parts department before ordering.

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If you’re working on an Ingersoll 220, 222, 224, or 444 and need the correct part numbers, this is the source. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep your tractor running with genuine parts.