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Allis-Chalmers D15

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Dante McLean

03-15-2004 13:04:18




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Hello:

I am new to tractors, and so am looking for advice. I am in search of a better means of boat launching; a 16' sailboat on a sand beach, about 800lb. I am currently using a small car to pull it in and out of the lake by tow rope, but the car has traction problems even with aired down snow tires. Once moving, no problem, but hard to get it moving! Dad's Jeep TJ does it no problem. Used to use a winch for hauling out, but getting the boat back into the lake poses a problem, especially with the recent low water levels.

So, have been researching tractors for a while now. Something cheap is what I need!

Considering this beast:

1961 Allis Chalmers D15 Tractor
Options: 3pt hitch, power steering
Price: $0
Stock number: 40A18944
Serial number: 3121

it is being sold for scrap, and the dealer who has it says engine is out and they are trying to decide if it should be scrapped or sold. I would purchase as-is, on the proviso that the block is not cracked. I am game to take something with a seized engine, just not one which would require total replacement. I don't need something that looks good, or runs particularly well, per se. Just has to be able to move the boat.

Too much tractor for the job? I have been told an 8N or 9N is what I should look for; my neighbor, who uses one to haul his boat seems to verify that. Also Farmall A or H have been suggested, but I'm nervous about stability issues caused by the narrow wheel track on the front. Any basis for this?

Thanks.

Dante McLean
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03-15-2004 14:37:39




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 Re: Allis-Chalmers D15 in reply to Dante McLean, 03-15-2004 13:04:18  
Well unless you have to run it on a steep side hill a trike will work just fine and most of the time be cheaper to buy. As far as the D-15 its about 40-50HP which is over kill for what you want. You can find some of the old beat up H's etc for around $500-$1000 and would be big enough for what you want they are rated at about 23HP



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