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Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not sur

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old

02-27-2006 09:39:16




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Heres the deal, I picked up an Allis tractor that I was sure it was a B but now don't think it is. The steering is sort of funny looking to me to be a B. The steering arm is off the left side and the rod run down the left side. I can't make out the numbers well but does this sound like its a C??
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steve(ill)

02-27-2006 20:37:16




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
the photo is a C steering arm. for the back end, a B is about 54-58 inches wide outside to outside tire. a C is about a foot wider or 70 inches outside. B and C have teh same motor, radiator, hood , transmission, etc. B is wide fron, C is normally narrow. C has 6 inch wider axle on each side rear.



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ed in cny

02-27-2006 15:52:07




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
I went and took a look at the picture and the unit's a C. If the tractor has the narrow front end then it's for sure. The funny thing about the B and C is that most parts were exchangable. You may have the narrow front but the rear end could be a B with the B serial #. From what I see in the picture the front is narrow and with the rod it leads me to believe you have a C. Good luck with it.



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Dakota Dave

02-27-2006 14:57:16




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
Thats a C



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Texas Denny

02-27-2006 14:55:08




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
Old, it looks exactly like my C. But it could still be a B with a C front end. The serial number is on the transmission directly toward the rear of the shift pattern. It will start with a C if it is a C.



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old

02-27-2006 15:57:00




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to Texas Denny, 02-27-2006 14:55:08  
That was part of my problem I couldn't really see the numbers well. There is what looks like it might be a C there but wasn't for sure. To bad theres only enough of it left to be a good parts tractor



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Texas Denny

02-27-2006 14:28:08




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
Could you put a picture of the left side in Tractor Photos?



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old

02-27-2006 14:48:19




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to Texas Denny, 02-27-2006 14:28:08  
I'll do that right now but the one I have of the left isn't real good



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Stan(PA)

02-27-2006 12:44:31




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
I was thinking the serial number on the transmission started with either B or C. I"ve been wrong before....Stan



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Joe(TX)

02-27-2006 10:23:53




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 Re: Ok what is it, I believed it to be a B but not in reply to old, 02-27-2006 09:39:16  
Both had the steering arm on the left. Th C was turned up at the steering box and the A was turned down. The C had longer axle tubes than the B. The B"s all had wide front axles.



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