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Eldon (WA) · Apr 14, 2015

Picked up my 6th Allis 175 diesel today and detoured thru the res and filled the truck and slip tank with diesel at $2.40. 360 mile trip. Rained last night, so was a slow day.

Alan K · Apr 15, 2015

Nice looking outfit. Always liked the AC models of that era.

RalphWD45 · Apr 15, 2015

Eldon! being as I don't have your e mail address, I am going to use this post to thank you for the two WD45 cylinders. They were just what I needed. Sorry I missed you! Ralph

Traditional Farmer · Apr 15, 2015

Good looking outfit.

johnlobb · Apr 15, 2015

I agree with Alan K. Nice rig!

IaGary · Apr 15, 2015

Nice looking AC

I got a question, why would someone put those lower cylinders on that way. Hoses have to be longer and they don't seem as strong to avoid bending that way? Just wondering.

Gary

Geo-TH,In · Apr 15, 2015

Does your exhaust pipe have a 90?

Paul Janke · Apr 15, 2015

The cylinders should have the same strength either direction. One advantage to this direction is that precipitation is running away from the seals instead of down toward them.

T in NE · Apr 15, 2015

New York makes them collect tax or dye the fuel on the res.

Eldon (WA) · Apr 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 04:16:40 04/15/15) Nice looking AC

I got a question, why would someone put those lower cylinders on that way. Hoses have to be longer and they don't seem as strong to avoid bending that way? Just wondering.

Gary

I'm not sure, but Du-All, Farmhand and Great Bend all position the lift cylinders this way. Allis Chalmers (short loader) is the opposite.

Eldon (WA) · Apr 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 22:42:18 04/14/15) Eldon! being as I don't have your e mail address, I am going to use this post to thank you for the two WD45 cylinders. They were just what I needed. Sorry I missed you! Ralph

Sorry I missed you Ralph....would have given you a tour. You picked one of the few days we had to be somewhere. Glad the cylinders worked out for you.

jeffcat · Apr 15, 2015

Good gravey..how high does that thing go??? Looks as high as my flag pole. It is about 18 feet tall.

Paul from MN · Apr 15, 2015

(quoted from post at 04:16:40 04/15/15) Nice looking AC

I got a question, why would someone put those lower cylinders on that way. Hoses have to be longer and they don't seem as strong to avoid bending that way? Just wondering.

Gary

I have a Deere 146 loader and it's cylinders are mounted the same way.

IaGary · Apr 15, 2015

If water gets in there will be a lot of oil coming out.

Robert Major · Apr 15, 2015

Hi the new one and both these look pretty descent tractors, looks like those hi lift loaders are designed, just so the not so smart ones of us can lift a bucket full right up . Forget to crowd forward to compensate for the bucket tilting back. Then dump the whole load on the hood or smash the window in the cab, or dump on the operator to with no cab when the load comes over the bucket back.
Wouldn't be the first one a guys done that to and I've had to straighten or replace parts and paint after L.O.L.
Hope you get on good with the new one.
Regards Robert

Tramway Guy · Apr 15, 2015

Maye if you want to remove the loader, you can leave the cylinders and their piping in place on the loader. Just disconnect the hoses.

Eldon (WA) · Apr 16, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:44:39 04/15/15) Maye if you want to remove the loader, you can leave the cylinders and their piping in place on the loader. Just disconnect the hoses.

The shorter (Allis 500 series) loader is set up that way.

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