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Farmboy6180

12-07-2006 13:25:45




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My grandpa has A allis WC not sure what year, but it doesent have fenders, did some models not have rear fenders. thanks




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ACEd(La)

12-07-2006 19:21:08




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 Re: Allis WC in reply to Farmboy6180, 12-07-2006 13:25:45  
Look at the top of brake covers - if it came from factory without fenders - the brake covers will not have the tabs / ears for attaching fenders. I have 3 WC's with no tabs but all were high crops.



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Jerry Coulter

12-08-2006 11:39:32




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 Re: Allis WC in reply to ACEd(La), 12-07-2006 19:21:08  
Well, that is correct. The parts book shows different brake housing covers for tractors with 36" tires without wheel guards. I can't remember ever seeing one like that.



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ACEd(La)

12-08-2006 20:38:46




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 Re: Allis WC in reply to Jerry Coulter, 12-08-2006 11:39:32  
If it is / was a high crop, it will also have an extra hole on left side of rear end same as for seat but left side. They used it for a bracket that used both holes - to center seat. Regular styled WC only has hole on right for seat - also different p/n. And most likely adj wide front or single front - otherwise, I agree it most likely had fenders from factory.



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Jerry Coulter

12-07-2006 14:36:58




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 Re: Allis WC in reply to Farmboy6180, 12-07-2006 13:25:45  
My dad acquired an AC franchise in 1938 and to my knowledge, he never sold a new tractor without fenders. They had to be removed when a cornpicker was attached. For some reason, the fenders you mention were removed and not reattached.



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