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Asparragus Allis (B)
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Dan Butzer
04-16-2004 19:23:16
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Is it true that the Allis "B" with the high arched front axel is rare, and if so what kind of money are we talking for a 48 "B" good shape.Thanks, Dan
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Neal
04-19-2004 08:16:26
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Re: Asparragus Allis (B) in reply to Dan Butzer, 04-16-2004 19:23:16
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My Dad has an asparagus special. In the past several years i have only seen a handful that actually look like the picture in the Allis Chalmers Historical book. We have found some differences though. Some had 38" rear wheels and some had "36" rear wheels. Also the fenders might be regular b fenders or we have seen one that had fenders like a WC. There was one for sale in Iowa for 3500.00. Beyond that I can't really give you a what its worth figure.
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ed
04-18-2004 16:50:17
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Re: Asparragus Allis (B) in reply to Dan Butzer, 04-16-2004 19:23:16
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Look in the picture section and there's one there. Yes it was taller and had the biger wheels.
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Glenn in PA
04-16-2004 20:41:41
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Re: Asparragus Allis (B) in reply to Dan Butzer, 04-16-2004 19:23:16
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Does it have the 38 inch tires on the rear? I've seen 1 or 2 sell, can't remember how much.
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