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Bought an RC

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Ken L

04-15-2006 17:02:02




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Just wondering if I did good. New front tires. Right rear 85% good cond. Left rear 85% might have to put a boot in it. Rims are all good. Not one dent in the sheet metal. Rebuilt the carb and it runs like a charm. Needs a ring gear. Only leak is the valve cover gasket. Needs paint. Brakes are good. Drives real good. Will need to be rewired. Excellent tractor for it's age. Paid $1200.00 It's a 1941. What do you think?

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Phil Auten (TX)

04-17-2006 13:46:27




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to Ken L, 04-15-2006 17:02:02  
I bought my RC, #838, back in '96 with a pull type brush mower for $1750. Good tires, older restoration, new battery. The only thing wrong with it was the starter won't engage the flywheel. Still running, but not doing much work any more. Waiting for the restoration budget to fill back up (if it ever does). I think you have one of the more unique RC's as I haven't seen very many '41 models, mostly '39s and '40s.

Phil

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JMS/MN

04-16-2006 09:38:32




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to Ken L, 04-15-2006 17:02:02  
Paid 1100 for mine last fall- #389, from 1939. Had a front mount saw rig on it. No spark, but everything else seems ok. Has spoke wheels, but I have the right ones from a reversed WC junker. Auctioneer listed it as a WC, otherwise would have been more bidders there, but still even collectors there thought I was nuts. They figured it would go for a few hundred. Last one I missed out on was running, went for 1500.

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jeffalex2

04-16-2006 04:32:03




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to Ken L, 04-15-2006 17:02:02  
Sounds good to me...RC's aren't as numerous as the rest of the Allis flock and therefore are usually worth alittle more...are you going to clean 'er up and show her, or drag some implements around?



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Ken L

04-16-2006 06:54:33




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to jeffalex2, 04-16-2006 04:32:03  
When I get done with it, it will look like new and I will take it to shows. It will have to do a little work also. I can't just fix these things up just to let them sit around and do nothing. The rest of my old geisers have to work so, this one will too. Forgot to say that it has all three lights and not one lens is even cracked. Who ever owned this tractor sure treated it well.



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jeffalex2

04-16-2006 11:54:53




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to Ken L, 04-16-2006 06:54:33  
That's great...i've got an Allis B and Super M that are all fixed up, and painted, and they earn their keep. We're working on the Farmall H and JD A.



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Ken L

04-16-2006 12:30:25




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 Re: Bought an RC in reply to jeffalex2, 04-16-2006 11:54:53  
I have an Allis B also. Great liitle tractor. Others I have are My dad's Oliver 880 and 8N Ford. 1948 Oliver 80 row-crop and 60 row-crop, Oliver Hart-Parr 18-28, McCormick 10-20 on factory rubber and, a John Deere D on steel 1927 That I bought 43 years ago when I was in fifth grade. Some are finished and helping earn there keep and the others are being worked on.



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