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Allis B Orchard Project

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ed in cny

12-07-2005 10:09:19




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I went to the gathering of the orange that was held in NY two years ago. I saw a D15 that was decked out with it's orchard tin. I am wondering if an Allis B could made into an orchard model and if any of you guys would have any ideas how to go about it. It's winter here and I think I need something to do. I liked the mesh screen around the D15 and think that would be interesting to see on the Allis B. Thanks.

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T.J.-A.C.

12-10-2005 16:34:59




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 Re: Allis B Orchard Project in reply to ed in cny, 12-07-2005 10:09:19  
The ones that I have seen were pretty much like how International made the original low boy out of a cub. They all used a modified adjustable front axle not the wish bone axle. They were neat but none of my attachments would work once the conversion was done. I have never seen one with enclosed tin work. T.J.



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Butch(OH)

12-07-2005 14:29:11




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 Re: Allis B Orchard Project in reply to ed in cny, 12-07-2005 10:09:19  
An orchard B was simply an IB with a regular B torque tube but they had no sheetmetal to my knowledge. To lower and shorten your B turn the finals one quarter turn forward. Find an IB to look at and fabricate brake linkage, seat etc. The front end can be made realy low by turning the std B arched front axle over. Of course the spnidles must be turned over and there is some fabrication to do with steering. For orchard skirting your on your own. Such things are built by skilled people with a lot of time on their hands, not from kits. If you dont have skills, equipment or deep pockets to hire a shop Id suggest getting a retired sheetmetal man interested in your project.

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