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Allis from childhood-help me figure out what it wa

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Bill in Orono,M

03-10-2004 18:37:40




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Hello,

I am looking for an old AC. Post WW2, probably not by much. the tractor I remember from deer hunting was (bear with me here):
An orange Allis Chalmers
Steering column (or shaft) exposed on right side of tractor.
The tractor itself I think was offset too
The rear axle drove the rear tires through a gear housing at the rims. What I mean to say is the center line of the rear wheels was lower than the center line of the axle from the tractor via this gearbox
Wide front end
4 cylinder-not too big.
Bigger than or maybe similar to an 8N and definately smaller than a H Farmall.
Could pull and operate a round ("barn buster") baler. Bales were 16" or so thick, cylindrical, 3 feet or so long.

Could also drag a 14 point buck, two deer hunters, a wagon, and an old german farmer out of the woods.

I know I may have described several but I would really appreciate your input.

Thanks
Bill

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Dave K

03-14-2004 15:56:19




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 Re: Allis from childhood-help me figure out what i in reply to Bill in Orono,MN, 03-10-2004 18:37:40  
Sounds like a WC, although I hate to compare that to an 8N! The WD was first sold in 1948 so if pre WWII it would be a WC from the way you describe it.

Dave



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steve

03-10-2004 18:51:57




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 Re: Allis from childhood-help me figure out what i in reply to Bill in Orono,MN, 03-10-2004 18:37:40  
it is a WC, probably "styled" if built after the war. go to the left of this page and look under "galleries", then "tractor photos", then type in WC at the bottom of the page for search. look at the different photos. Most were probalby narrow front end, but you described the steering and axle for WC.



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steve

03-10-2004 18:59:32




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 Re: Re: Allis from childhood-help me figure out wh in reply to steve, 03-10-2004 18:51:57  
possibly a WD if a few years newer, try that also. Think the WC looks more like a 2 ton truck axle, with a drop box. the WD looks like a tractor final drive.



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