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Bryce Frazier

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Hey, I was out looking around in my shed earlier, and I stumbled across this (literally, think I have dirt in my teeth...)
I THINK that it is a pulley assembly for an Allis Chalmers M. There were two on the neighbors property, and I know for a fact he used to run a belt drive sawmill with something, but I never knew what? I found this pulley after I crushed both of the crawlers, and right next to it was a head for the 4 cylinder engine that was in the cats, so I have both the head and the pulley. It is taking up quite a lot of space (along with the head), and it is actually a LOT bigger than it looks in the picture! I can dead lift 200 ish, and it was all I could do to get this thing onto my 4wheeler trailer....

Let me know if you are interested, I just remembered that you were another on of those crazy AC lovers, and I just thought I would ask!

If anyone else is interested, please speak up and say something, but Eldon (WA) has first dibs! Bryce
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(quoted from post at 20:30:13 03/24/14) Hey, I was out looking around in my shed earlier, and I stumbled across this (literally, think I have dirt in my teeth...)
I THINK that it is a pulley assembly for an Allis Chalmers M. There were two on the neighbors property, and I know for a fact he used to run a belt drive sawmill with something, but I never knew what? I found this pulley after I crushed both of the crawlers, and right next to it was a head for the 4 cylinder engine that was in the cats, so I have both the head and the pulley. It is taking up quite a lot of space (along with the head), and it is actually a LOT bigger than it looks in the picture! I can dead lift 200 ish, and it was all I could do to get this thing onto my 4wheeler trailer....

Let me know if you are interested, I just remembered that you were another on of those crazy AC lovers, and I just thought I would ask!

If anyone else is interested, please speak up and say something, but Eldon (WA) has first dibs! Bryce
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I think I will pass for now. I'm trying to thin things out a little around here myself....
 
Not sure what that pulley system is for, but it doesn't even come close to resembling the one on my WC Allis.
Looks to me like it mounts on the rear end of a tractor in place of the pto.
 
Looks like it might be off an M as the pulley mounted on the output shaft at the rearend.It might also fit the rear of an U tractor without PTO.What are you askig for it?
 
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