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Price on a B

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Eric in VA

05-13-2004 18:41:03




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I have found a 1950 Allis B. I was wondering what it was worth. It has the C style rear hubs and the adjustible wide front end(not the straight axle). It has some surface rust but it will run and move. Just give me a ball park of what I am looking at. I do know that it is a little bit RARER tractor than some of the other Allis'.
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ERIC




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Russ

05-16-2004 15:26:10




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 Re: Price on a B in reply to Eric in VA, 05-13-2004 18:41:03  
B that as it may; lo 990 mid 1690 hi 2180
for that 22 hp rig. This is the guide I have
but you must adjust per your criteria.



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Greg Ballantyne

05-16-2004 05:38:11




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 Re: Price on a B in reply to Eric in VA, 05-13-2004 18:41:03  
You may be looking at a "hybrid", or a B front end bolted onto a C rear. There are quite a few around, I've run across several advertised as a CA with a wide front, C with wide front, that sort of thing. I only say this because you mention the C type hubs, sounds like the tractor might be part C.



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Eric in VA

05-16-2004 15:02:16




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 Re: Re: Price on a B in reply to Greg Ballantyne, 05-16-2004 05:38:11  
Greg,

I know what your talking about. I don't believe this one to be that way because the serial number starts with B on the transmission. The back end doesnt stick out wide like the C's do.

Thanks for youe help
ERIC



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steve

05-16-2004 18:05:18




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 Re: Re: Re: Price on a B in reply to Eric in VA, 05-16-2004 15:02:16  
the bolt on rear wheels were an option on the B. if the tractoris narrow you will kknow it is a B and not a C. when you got the bolt on wheels, the front axle was an adjustable box unit. that does make it look a little like a narrow C. the B always had the steering arm to the left front wheel king pin. the C wide would have the steering to the gear box under the radiator.



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steve

05-13-2004 19:23:23




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 Re: Price on a B in reply to Eric in VA, 05-13-2004 18:41:03  
a B that dont run will be $500 if it is complete. If it runs and looks very poor, missing a few parts, it is $700. I have bought a few for $600-700. If you add good tires and straight sheetmetal your up about $1000.- $1200. A good paint job and real good tires can get it up to $2000 assuming it is electric start, has hydraulics, pto and good generator. Your milage will varry depending on which end of the country you are located, how bad you want it, and how bad he wants to sell.

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