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Looking at a pair of WC's

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Eric Perry

06-01-2001 20:27:52




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About a month ago I posted a message asking about the difference between an AC WC and WD. I finally got back to the yard that they were at yesterday and based on the information that I got back from some replies, they are both WC's. One has a set of culivators mounted on it and the other has a manure loader on it. They are missing a few parts such as starters, mags or distributor and rear rims. After looking them over, I have a few new questions.
1-Someone metioned that the WC has hand brakes, are they two levers mounted on the upper part of the final drive housings?
2-One of the tractors had a rusty rear rim that had an 11-28 tire on it, is this the same style rim as a Ford 8N?
3-Were these tractors all originally equiped with magnetos and what brand were they? 4-One tractor had a manifold with a nameplate covering an opening about 5" square and the other had an cast plate that had a hole for an muffler. Is one of these set up for Kerosene?
5- Are there any salvage yards that deal in Allis Chamlers?
Thanks for the help that I got in identifying these and any help or advise would be welcomed.

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Aaron

06-02-2001 11:29:25




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 Re: Looking at a pair of WC's in reply to Eric Perry , 06-01-2001 20:27:52  
The 2 levers arre the hand brakes. The rims I believe are unique to the WC series tractors. If the muffler comes out the side at a 45% angle, then it is a kerosene manifold, striaght up was gas only. They will both burn gas just fine. All were equiped with magnitos, all Fairbanks Morse. There is a yard in Minnisota somewhere, one in Eastern Iowa, and quite a few places where new parts can be found, including your AGCO dealer. Any other questions on the tractors, e-mail. I've picked up a lot of info on them restoring mine.
Aaron

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