The 2-110 is a great tractor, I'm sure you will enjoy it.

Your questions...

1. Painting plastic can be pretty tough. It doesn't like to stick very long. Krylon now makes a paint especially formulated to bond to plastic. I haven't tried it, but you could use that in a light color as a primer, and paint your regular paint over that. I'd check to see if there are compatibility issues between paint formulations before trying, or maybe someone else here has better experience with painting plastic.

2. The roof comes off, or opens up. If there are bolts on the top of the plastic, then screw them out and take the roof off. If you have to look under the edge of the roof, and the bolts are pointing up, then take out all except the ones on the left side of the tractor, they are hinges. You can then stand on a step ladder on the right side of the tractor and lift the roof up on its hinges. Prop it up with a 2 x 4 that is around 2 feet long.

3.  I can't recall of any problems out of the ordinary. These had most all of the kinks worked out of this model, and the dot 4 engine is a great on as well.

4. I think you can get them through AGCO still. You might want to try <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.olivertractormanuals.org">www.olivertractormanuals.org</a><!-- w --> the web site of the Floyd County Museum, they might have them as well.


What is the serial number on that 2-110? Maybe it came from our dealership, or at least got serviced here.