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Allis Chalmers track rollers for crawler

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Ray Z

01-04-2002 15:39:31




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I purchased 7 of these rollers at an auction. I believe they are for an Allis Chalmers Crawler. I think they are new, but can not find a part No. on them. Does anyone know what they fit.Width from end of shaft to end of shaft is 21". Width of roller is 12". Diameter of roller is 11 3/8". Diameter of shaft is 2 3/8". I can email pictures to anyone who wants them. Thanks----Ray!!




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shane murphy

12-30-2005 05:14:31




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 Re: Allis Chalmers track rollers for crawler in reply to Ray Z, 01-04-2002 15:39:31  
Hi Ray, do you still have the 7 rollers for allis chalmers? What is the price of these items? thank you

Shane Murphy uk



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steve

01-04-2002 19:16:43




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 Re: Allis Chalmers track rollers for crawler in reply to Ray Z, 01-04-2002 15:39:31  
Ray, i worked for Fiat Allis in the early 1980's. I have an old undercarriage book. It list the 31B or FD40 dozer series as having bottom rollers of 280 mm diameter. Divided by 25.4 you get 11-3/8 diameter on the area where the chain rides. of course the lip on the edge probably sticks out another 3/4 inch all lthe way around. I am assuming you are talking about the "chain area" being 11-3/8 since the roller is 21 inches wide. That should be a big unit. I would post your question on www.ibdozing.com and tell them you think you have a 31 bottom roller and you will probably get some takers. the 31 was a 130,000 pound crawler with a 18 foot blade. The same roller fit a 41B which grossed out at 160,000 pound. Does the roller have the AC lettering or FA lettering, this will help give the age of the unit and maybe if it was built in Springfield Illinois or in Italy. Wish i could help more, but im going back 20 years.

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