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Allis C i.d. and blade info

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Tom

12-05-2001 11:42:31

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Hi, I just purchased an Allis "C" today. At least I was told it was a "C". However it has a pan-type seat with no back. It also has a wide front-end. Is this standard for a "C"? It has 24" rear rims. Where is the i.d. number found? Is there a way to mount a three-point scaper blade on the back to move some snow and dirt? It really is a neat little tractor and it runs good. Paid $700 for it. Is that about right? Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Tom

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Dick L

12-05-2001 14:24:44

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Re: Allis C i.d. and blade info in reply to Tom, 12-05-2001 11:42:31

Look here for the serial number.
Pan type seats were aftermarket and wide fronts were optional.
You can buy bolt on aftermarket 3 points

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steve

12-05-2001 15:17:41

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Re: Re: Allis C i.d. and blade info in reply to Dick L, 12-05-2001 14:24:44

chekc the transmission where Dick suggests. Is it a 4 speed or 3. the C is a 3, CA is a 4 speed and it has a pan seat. You did good at $700. thats a real nice price for a running tractor with a wide front. Look on the internet at "worksaver" if you want to buy a 3 point hitch, but they cost about $450. You can build one yourself if you are handy with torch and welder. Look at the aftermarket units to get ideas.

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Tom

12-12-2001 18:17:42

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Re: Re: Re: Allis C i.d. and blade info in reply to steve, 12-05-2001 15:17:41

Thanks guys! I have checked the number and found out that it is a 1951 "CA" I will do some checking into converting it to 3 pt. It is a sweet runner, needing only 1 rear tire to make it right. It has great sheet metal. I'm happy!!!

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