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WC 3 Point?

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HoboBob

11-29-2005 17:01:13




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On ebay, there is an Allis WC that looks to have a 3 point or maby just a 2 point. The item # is 7567459477. It is a WC parts tractor. It is curently at $2.04 (Ya, I know)It looks to be a neat find. What do you think?
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Texas Denny

11-30-2005 19:33:24




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 Re: WC 3 Point? in reply to HoboBob, 11-29-2005 17:01:13  
Wish it were closer to me. I like the looks of the foot brakes. And that belt pulley may be ahydraulic pump.



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John (MO)

11-30-2005 05:53:47




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 Re: WC 3 Point? in reply to HoboBob, 11-29-2005 17:01:13  
Don"t know what that is, but don"t think it"s ever been a 3 point. Tractor does have foot brakes! I don"t think it would be all that difficult to put a 3 point on one though. I"ve seen hitches built and mounted on other early tractors that just had drawbars. Several places to get power to drive a pump.



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Gatz

11-29-2005 19:13:10




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 Re: WC 3 Point? in reply to HoboBob, 11-29-2005 17:01:13  
Just an opinion...
Looks like a solid mounted contraption of some kind. It goes alongside the drawbar frame and then up to the bolts for the drawbar under the rear end.
Can barely make out some bolt heads. Hard to tell what it's for, but I don't see any linkages or pivot points. Might try emailing the seller and ask about it.
$2.04 is a decent price for all that iron if you're near it. Might be good for some replacment parts too.

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Aaron SEIA

11-29-2005 19:20:00




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 Re: WC 3 Point? in reply to Gatz, 11-29-2005 19:13:10  
It'd be darn hard to put a 3 pt on a WC. First you'd need hydraulics. One thing that does interest me is the belt pulley. Looks almost like the very early ones that used the belt pulley to run the PTO. That can't hardly be the case, but it doesn't look quite right.
Aaron SEIA



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soundguy

11-30-2005 06:51:06




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 Re: WC 3 Point? in reply to Aaron SEIA, 11-29-2005 19:20:00  
Not any hard than plain metal fab and plumbing... I've seen 3pts built for lawnmowers.

There is a wd out in a field down from my house with a farmer built 3pt...

In many of the antique mags.. there is a a guy that lists custom fabbed 3pts for non 3pt tractors.. 'orange' is listed.

Even if the tractor has no hyds.. that just means you ad a stinger or engine pump.. or at most.. a ready power unit.. Depends on just how bad you want a 3pt.. and if you still want that tractor..

Soundguy

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