Allis combine

sunbeam · Feb 2, 2022

What model it I've never seen one
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sunbeam · Feb 2, 2022

I found the answer It's a 40 I even found a SP 40
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Bob Bancroft · Feb 2, 2022

Two engines. Wow!

Charlie M · Feb 2, 2022

First time I've seen an AC combine with straw straight out the back.

formerly ny bill · Feb 5, 2022

I rescued a pto AC40 from the scrapper. Figured someone might be able to use it for parts. It is still up in skid row.

cleddy · Feb 5, 2022

This is off topic but about Old Combines. I found a Newspaper article about how a local dealer Received a Car Load of combines in 1939 and two Farmers of Meager means each bought a New Combine. In our area in Eastern Nebraska farmers were still using Binders & Theashing machines and few tractors so an indivigual owning a Tractor & Combine would be sign of progress. What Combine would be affordable in 1939?? There was an allis Chalmers dealer in the area but others sold lots of things very early years?

Leroy · Feb 13, 2022

those were probably the first version of the 60 that was a 5' cut and then the 40 was made for smaller tractors like the AC B, Farmall F12 and unstyled JD B tractors with not enough power to operate a 5ft. combine

muleman51 · Feb 15, 2022

I think that is shop built, they never used power steering like that back then and the drive is pretty hokey but it is an conversation piece.

cleddy · Feb 16, 2022

Thanks - That what my guess was. Almost everyone in the area ended up with a Allis_Chalmers pull type combine.Cleddy

randy hall · Feb 26, 2022

AC did actually build them

fastfarmall · Mar 12, 2022

If one wont quit, the other one will !

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