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My grandpa passed and I bought this tracter from my family I know it's prob not with much but it worth more than money to me and was wondring what it is I think I got the numbers righti pulled it out of the weeds and wrote thenumbers down Wc 12950
Thanks for any help
Corey C
 
Looks like you have a 1934 Allis WC. According to the serial numbers on this site looks like the 2nd year build. I would venture a guess that it is an "Unstyled" WC. Search the pictures and the forums for lots of good information. If you are going to fix it up, get the IT manual, as well as reprints of the service and operators manuals. This website is a good source as well as Jensales.
 
Terry Dean"s book, as well as Swinford"s and Wendel"s show yours to be a 1935. Early years numbers differ between them and this site. Either way, yours is an unstyled WC.
 
You've got a 1935 WC 13869 was the last WC built in 35 and 3126 was the last WC built in 34. It is what is known as a "unstyled" WC, sometimes called a square tank, refering to the flat rear of the gas tank. It's a nice tractor, Have fun with it. Bob
 
Hey guys
Just wondering if the'34 and '35 WCs have the casting date on the trans. and rear end like the '36 and '37. If they do it might clear up some of the confusion of having two lists.
Harry
 
No- your SN 12950 is a 1935- the 1938 issue is when the various serial number lists start to agree with one another. Don"t know why this site is different.
 
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