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Would anyone be interested in a Allis Chalmer Discs?

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Jerry Eime

09-06-2007 06:09:07




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I have will have a pull behind Allis Chalmers Discs. It is in really good shape. But before I list it on Ebay, i wanted to see if anyone would be interested in one. It is about 8 ft. wide and two rows long. was just wondering. Thanks.




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Illinois Farmall

09-07-2007 13:30:40




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 Re: Would anyone be interested in a Allis Chalmer Discs? in reply to Jerry Eime, 09-06-2007 06:09:07  
Just curious as what kind of shape the bearings are in? The bearings for that disc are proprietary (sp) to AC and are VERY expensive.



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Jerry Eime

09-07-2007 22:43:38




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 Re: Would anyone be interested in a Allis Chalmer Discs? in reply to Illinois Farmall, 09-07-2007 13:30:40  
When I pulled it out of the farm behind a truck to get it to the trailer, all of the disc were turning.



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John (MO)

09-06-2007 08:03:14




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 Re: Would anyone be interested in a Allis Chalmer Discs? in reply to Jerry Eime, 09-06-2007 06:09:07  
Is it a snap coupler pick up disk, or a wheel disk or just a drag disk? Where is it located? A disk in California ain`t going to interest a guy in New York much.



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Jerry Eime

09-07-2007 09:14:01




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 Re: Would anyone be interested in a Allis Chalmer Discs? in reply to John (MO), 09-06-2007 08:03:14  
The disc is a drag type. and in pretty good shape. I just pick it up from the farm where I got the tractor. It piots in the center and is two rows long and about 7ft wide. And is located in about 45 min"s west of St. Louis MO



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