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TylerARK

10-07-2005 05:34:36




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For anyone interested, We have an Allis IB and a B parts tractor on Ebay. Item # 7552371369 .
Anyone have an idea of how many IB tractors were built ??
Thanks, Tyler
www.llparts.com




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Mark - IN.

10-08-2005 14:55:03




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 Re: Allis IB available in reply to TylerARK, 10-07-2005 05:34:36  
I saw that IB this morning. If had the time and extra $$$, I'd go for the IB, but... time and money. Good luck on the 220 too. That one has some potential, but already have a 120-130 HP, 1000 RPM, same weight range already, 4520 Deere. With some fixing up, that 220 will make someone a good tractor. Good look on her, them too.

Mark



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Dick L

10-07-2005 09:54:45




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 Re: Allis IB available in reply to TylerARK, 10-07-2005 05:34:36  
I looked at them and if Diesel was not so high priced I would throw some bids on them. With a motel bill an fuel I am guessing your at least 900 bucks away, maybe more.

I brought two back from Oklahoma when fuel was under a buck and that ended up more than I had planned.



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TylerARK

10-07-2005 14:36:15




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 Re: Allis IB available in reply to Dick L, 10-07-2005 09:54:45  
I agree about the fuel deal. I have always tried to buy a trailer load when I do buy and always try to haul a trailer load for others when I go after what we buy. The fuel price makes it even harder to do that now. You cant get enough on a trailer to help cover the diesel now. Tyler



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