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Which manuel to order, D-15 or I-60?

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Michael Smith

11-05-2002 09:00:51




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I have an AC 1963 D-15 industrial tractor. It has an industrial loader, backhoe, forward reverse shuttle clutch, no PTO and is yellow. I know that AC's first go at the industrial market was on the D-15 chasis and later designated the model as I-60. I cannot find any D-15 manuels covering the D-15 industrial. All the D-15 manuels are farm tractor related. Would the I-60 manuels be the better manuels for me to purchase?

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Butch(OH)

11-05-2002 14:15:09




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 Re: Which manuel to order, D-15 or I-60? in reply to Michael Smith, 11-05-2002 09:00:51  
The D-series industrials were little more than a farm tractor with yellow paint and in most cases a HD fixed width front axle. Either could be ordered with shuttle or Power-Director or both could be deleted along with the PTO and hydraulic system. The operators manual that we had for our D-15 farm tractor covered all of this and I am not aware of seperate manuals for the so-called industrial tractors but they may exist. The backhoe and loader are covered in an there respective attachment manuals. They were not built by Allis, Henry I think. The I-60 manual will be the same, tractor only, no attchments. I became aware of the farm tractor-industrial tractor deal in 1962 when dad bought a D-15 from a dealers lot. They brought it out for a test and it was painted yellow. It had been ordered in as an industrial with the Power Director, adjustable wide front, power shift wheels and ag tires by the county highway dept for a mowing tractor. Anyway dad bought the thing and a trip back to the dealer for paint and presto! instant farm tractor.

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