see below

Well -
I went down to neighbor lady's today and dug rig out from under vines, brush etc.

Today I now know that is not red but ORANGE! From reveiwing previous posts I assume this is Persuian (sp) Orange #1 or 2. Also read that ORANGE is a good thing. Man oh man, ORANGE and Meadow Green guess I could be the 'Punkin Man!' LOL!!

Anyhow, it is marked Allis-Chalmers on the tank (letters are black or deep blue inside with white outline), it is definitely 4spd, 1 reverse, adjustable wide front end. It also has a 3pth, with swinging drawbar, has some hydraulics (lines and controls) for what I don't yet know.

Casting # RH side fwd of shifter = AM4617-3
Casting # LH side under seat = 223845
LH side of metal below fuel tank reads =
Series II, D1?.

Per Ron, this coming weekend I will also "look on the left side engine flange were it bolts to the clutch housing on top there is a number it should start with D. You may have to clean the area of dirt and paint to see the number but it is there!"

Does any of the above help identify this rig? I am still plowing thru all the material listed in this forum. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Still hoping to post photo in couple of weeks.
Shep

Shep does it look like this?

Or is this moor like it?

I "borrowed" this excellent photo of a D10 from the photo gallery. Dont know the girl, but gives a good idea of the size of the D10.

B-C= bench type seat , small battery box directly in front of shift lever, with a 6 volt battery inside. starter operated by pushing a rod to switch mounted on starter motor. one gauge ameter and light switch behind battery box

D series= i am more familiar with the D14 and 17, but I believe the D10 and 12 would be similar, regular steel bucket seat, spring loaded. 12 volt battery with positive ground under the hood, regular dash panel under gas tank with ameter, oil pressure, tack, starter button and key.

What size tires are on the tractor rear??