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Josh

11-04-1998 19:39:31




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I heard from a guy once that there was such a thing as a little combine for a C Allis, Has anyone else ever heard of this?




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Lloyd

11-04-1998 22:47:36




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 Re: C Allis combine in reply to Josh , 11-04-1998 19:39:31  
: I heard from a guy once that there was such a thing as a little combine for a C Allis, Has anyone else ever heard of this? They made a smaller combine called a 40 for the C and B. I think it was a straight through design like JD's.



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Wayne Zinter

01-01-1999 15:43:11




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 Re: Re: C Allis combine in reply to Lloyd, 11-04-1998 22:47:36  
: : I heard from a guy once that there was such a thing as a little combine for a C Allis, Has anyone else ever heard of this?
: They made a smaller combine called a 40 for the C and B. I think it was a straight through design like JD's.
According to the Cappers' Farmer magazine, issue September of 1940, the model 40 combine was built for the AC model B and the
Model RC. This was a straight through design capable of threshing a whopping one acre per hour. It was designed for a one-plow
tractor with power takeoff. Also offered that year was the model 60 combine which ran sideways. The model 40 sold new that year
for $345.00 and the model 60 sold for $625.00. A B Allis Chalmers sold new that year for $495.00.

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