I am rebuilding a 1950 Allis C. I have completed everything in front of the drive shaft and all of those parts are working well. Yesterday I took it out for a ride and discovered that the left final drive wasn't OK. The bull gear was eating away at the inside of the pan housing. I took the housing off. The bull gear was loose and could move on the shaft almost an inch. The shaft is splined and so the gear would turn when driven by the axel shaft. I am guessing that sometime in the history of this tractor some one took it apart and then put it back together and left out a lot of the parts. In the Dealer Parts Catalog, pages 104 & 105, it shows that there are 10 separate items that go on this shaft which would, among other things, keep the bull gear in place. My question is where is the best place to get these parts? I can't find them all in any of the parts catalogs that I have, ie., Steiner, All States, and DJS. I might have go to salvage yards or buy my own parts tractor? Does anyone have any advice or idea for me of the best way to deal with this?
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Bob Bancroft
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There are so many of those tractors around, I would definitely just get a used final drive. Probably will be complete, and cheaper and easier than getting the parts you need. Just make sure, if you do, that you get a C final drive, and not a B.
As per the serial number list on this site the last year for the C was 1949 starting with serial number 68281. I do not know how many where mad in 1949 but it would be likely that your is a 1949. Now if it has the clutch in the right side rear end if I am thinking right then it would be a CA which first built in 1950
Butch(OH)
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True but we do know that Allis kept track of production by last tractor built in any given year until the D series and after when they changed to begining number each year. Your number is correct for beginning of 1949 but the last one built and when it was built is known fact.
Aaron SEIA
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That is how they are listed on the other AC site. C ends with #84030 and CA ends with #321 BOTH in 1950.
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