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Allis Chalmer's G maintenance question

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Ron Khosla

04-05-2005 11:53:41




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Hello!

We grow about 12 acres of vegetables here in the Hudson Valley of NY. We use 2 Allis Chalmer's "G" tractors for all our seeding and cultivation. They are used every day. We couldn't farm without them.

In the three years I've had the first one, I'm embarassed to say that I have NEVER done any non-engine-related maintenance to the tractor. I am completely comfortable with everything I need to do engine-wise (that's another story) but I have NO IDEA what I should be doing to keep the REST of the tractor running smoothly for another 50 years.

The new growing season is upon us and I know if I don't do it now, it'll just get put off until fall again, and I really can't let these tractors break down!

I have been changing the transmission oil in the main body of the tractor... that was obvious, but.. .there are square-headed bolts on the rear axle... anything I should do with those? Do I need to repack bearings? What other things should I be doing?

Any help would be REALLY appreciated,
-Ron
New Paltz, NY

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Ida Red

04-06-2005 18:41:58




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 Re: Allis Chalmer's G maintenance question in reply to Ron Khosla, 04-05-2005 11:53:41  
Ron I have some parts for a "G" if need be.Red



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Ron Khosla

04-06-2005 16:18:05




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 Re: Allis Chalmer's G maintenance question in reply to Ron Khosla, 04-05-2005 11:53:41  
Thank you!

Actually, I have no problem with the maintaining the ENGINE... it's the NON-ENGINE parts that I need help with! Like... Am I missing grease-points? And what are the square nuts on the back axle leading to?

Thank again!
Ron



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Joe M (GA)

04-05-2005 15:03:14




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 Re: Allis Chalmer's G maintenance question in reply to Ron Khosla, 04-05-2005 11:53:41  
Plugs, points, and condensers every spring.
Several oil changes through the season. Change the air filter cup oil once a week (allis said everyday!) FYI there are a total of three drain plugs for the tranny housing, one right behind the clutch pedal on the side, and two under the bottom



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