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Royse · Dec 18, 2012

Found this gem on CL, thought I'd share.

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JMS/.MN · Dec 18, 2012

It's actually a B, not C, like he says. Probably a boar's nest as well.

ShadetreeRet · Dec 18, 2012

That photo must have been taken BEFORE he did anything to the motor, 'cause there is a lot of grease on the motor! AND, how many "C" Allis-Chalmers had a bent axle? I thought Cs had a straight adjustable axle. Think I'll keep my money in my pocket, thanks.

Royse · Dec 18, 2012

I clean all parts thoroughly when I work on an engine too.
But "everything in the motor is new" !
Everything. It doesn't run.
The ad has been listed several times over the last few months.

JMS/.MN · Dec 19, 2012

The B was a one-row tractor, thus the arched axle to give clearance for cultivating the crop under the middle of the tractor. Tractor was also narrower than the Model C. Model C was a wider two-row tractor, most common front was tricycle, but had the horizontal wide front as well as a few had the single wheel front. By now, some B/C tractors are 'mutts', having parts interchanged, but the rear axle of this one is definitely a Model B....heavy nut on the axle, not five bolts on the hub.

ohiojim · Dec 19, 2012

i think i'd question the engine job, don't look like it's been apart for quit some time

Dachshund · Dec 19, 2012

Definitely a "B"....I got one in my shed, being
restored....Actually not that terrible a price.
They are simple tractors to work on.

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