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Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine

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1206SWMO

09-30-2006 18:54:10

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A good friend told me of a nice barn kept 1957 AC 100 SP combine located only 45 miles away.I was real fortunate to get it bought and hauled it home yesterday.Its been a real busy year so havent had much time for old combines lately.

AC100

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Hard Knocks

10-08-2006 02:37:09

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-30-2006 18:54:10

I have a 100 and a Super 100 that I'll probably part out if you need parts they are now complete.

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Hard Knocks

10-10-2006 02:59:35

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to Hard Knocks, 10-08-2006 02:37:09

They're for sale. I have too much to do already and no use for a combine.

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unun

11-04-2006 18:20:50

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. in reply to Hard Knocks, 10-08-2006 02:37:09

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Nutsaboutcombines

10-09-2006 17:48:20

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to Hard Knocks, 10-08-2006 02:37:09

Geesh, why on Earth would you want to just part-out [literally wreck!] two COMPLETE, VERY RARE old combines?! There are many right here on this forum, who would LOVE to have them and give them a very good, loving home!

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1206SWMO

11-24-2006 18:38:47

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Re: Case 6A combine in reply to Farmerboy, 11-23-2006 07:30:15

Back in the 1950's my Dad had a Case A-6 combine with the famous Wisconsin V-4 engine which wouldnt start hot.Once you started it you hoped you could keep it running all day.

It will be a pretty wide combine and will be hard to haul.Parts will be hard to come by.

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1206SWMO

10-08-2006 18:44:32

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to Hard Knocks, 10-08-2006 02:37:09

Could they both be restored?Hate to see them parted out unless they are too far gone to save.100 AC's are real hard to find.

Cant think of anything I need right now.Thanks.

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russ hamm

10-05-2006 05:11:13

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-30-2006 18:54:10

1206, that is really great! when do we have a combine day at your house? next summer? a friend of mine bought 2 of these in bad shape and never got them home. now we can see how to haul them. good luck.

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Kiddo

10-02-2006 15:53:55

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-30-2006 18:54:10

If I may ask, what have you been doing, because for about the whole summer you havent posted anything.

Summer Harvest?

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sd pete

10-01-2006 09:20:40

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-30-2006 18:54:10

I never knew that AC ever made a sp combine outside of the Gleaners. I learned some thing today.

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1206SWMO

10-01-2006 20:22:15

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to sd pete, 10-01-2006 09:20:40

Pete,they built about 5500 AC 100's and Super 100's from 1952-58.Probably only about 100 have survived.They are sure hard to find.

AC100 On Trailer

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730virgil

10-04-2006 15:08:04

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 10-01-2006 20:22:15

i know of 3 100 combines within 25 miles of me stephenson co. il . maybe we can have a survey and see how many we can come up with . the 3 i know about all ran within the last 5 years .

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1206SWMO

10-04-2006 22:17:56

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 730virgil, 10-04-2006 15:08:04

Yaz Allcrop has a list of several AC 100's that are still left yet.Check pages 6-7.Within 200 miles of me counting mine I know of 3 complete 100's and 3 parts 100's.I'm sure theres one ore two more that I dont know about.Two years ago a nice one went to Tenn from 30 miles away.

I was in an area of good AC dealers and they sold some 100's but most got junked in the 1970's.They had a poor reputation.It would surprise me if much over 100-150 AC 100's survived.You rarely ever see one listed for sale.

100 List

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IHC Red

09-30-2006 20:23:26

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 09-30-2006 18:54:10

Very nice.

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saskboy

10-03-2006 14:21:53

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to IHC Red, 09-30-2006 20:23:26

Hey fellas, I have a 1952? Cockshutt sp-132 that I sold to a guy in the US and wants to haul it back from Saskatchewan, Canada. Wants the header removed but have no idea how to do this. Anyone have any ideas?

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David Manring

10-03-2006 18:14:25

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to saskboy, 10-03-2006 14:21:53

Hey I think that Cockshutt is a Massey Harris, If so you have to take the head off all the way up where the throat goes into the cylinder.
That SP allis is a self propelled 72 model.My father still has a 72 in the shed. I used to bale hay for a guy at Albany Mo who used a sp to cut his beans. I bet it's still up in that northwest Mo area?

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1206SWMO

10-04-2006 22:24:16

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to David Manring, 10-03-2006 18:14:25

I always thought the AC 100 SP was built off the 90 pull type?

You are correct that on the Cockshutt as the header comes off at the throat right before the threshing cylinder..A coupler of pins plus several chains and belts have to come off and also the lift arms underneath.I did this last summer on a Super 27 Massey.

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Nutsaboutcombines

10-09-2006 17:50:45

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Re: Bought A Nice 1957 AC 100 SP Combine in reply to 1206SWMO, 10-04-2006 22:24:16

So, just what was the final outcome on the case of the Axial-Flow you feared may have lost its life?

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msb

11-04-2006 19:04:49

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Re: 213 flex in reply to Nathaniel Watts, 11-04-2006 19:11:27

Mf dealer in Ohio near Cleveland,I think.Had them rebuild one on a 216 several years ago.Did a great job.

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Dean in iowa

11-04-2006 20:12:32

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Re: Massey #300 combine in reply to Dean in iowa, 11-04-2006 20:44:10

Thanks for your help. This is not a high houred combine and I greased that bearing regularly. Do you have access to parts? It sure is a cramped area to work in to remove these parts.

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