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Allis WC high crop

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Fred Wilke

02-23-1999 18:25:38




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Can anyone tell me anything about a WC high crop with wide front. I have never seen one here in the east. Could be interested in making a purchase. Also anything unusual in AC would interest me. Thanks and have a great day. Fred Wilke




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Dave Fullmer (TN)

02-24-1999 22:13:19




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 Re: Allis WC high crop in reply to Fred Wilke, 02-23-1999 18:25:38  

Fred, I just bought 2 UC Hi-crops. One is a 36 and the other is SN 5645 which makes it late 0's. I have never seen a WC Hi Crop. Fact is I haven't seen my UC's yet either. If what I am told about the UC fits the WC, those drop axles add about 2000 # to the weight. Mine need tires which are 21 inch on the front and 38 inch on the rear. Have you heard of any place I can get either a truck or tractor tire for the front?

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Fred Wilke

02-28-1999 08:58:07




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 Re: Re: Allis WC high crop in reply to Dave Fullmer (TN), 02-24-1999 22:13:19  
I had the opportuntiy to purchase the high crops as well. The price was good, but it cost more than that to get them home. You should be abe to find 21" tires fairly easy. Some of the antique auto tires are 21" and there are some heavy duty ones that should look good on a tractor. Fred Wilke



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G. F.

02-26-1999 20:37:55




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 Re: Re: Allis WC high crop in reply to Dave Fullmer (TN), 02-24-1999 22:13:19  
I am not trying to add fuel to the fire, but I know where a UC AC is with a GMC 6 cylinder desiel engine is.



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