kcm.MN
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1938 Allis-Chalmers WC
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Lumbersawyer
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- Grand Rapids, MN
No they look like Farmall wheels. Although F&H, they were larger diameter. Allis used 24" wheels. Not impossible to find, it would look better with the properly sized wheels.
Bob Collins
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My first tractor was a 1938, WC62672, never sold a tractor that I don't miss. This brings back that feeling, mine had 13 x 24 rear tires on round spokes.
shaun wallace
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In parts book they show 36 inch wheels as option. Back in 70s there was a puller with 36 inch wheels on his WC.
Traditional Farmer
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- Virginia
I used to pull a WC with 36" wheels and tires,the original WC 36" were a different style than those, the ones I had were like the ones in the picture came off a Farmall.
Mine had a WD45 motor and could get it in the 3000 lb class.
Mine had a WD45 motor and could get it in the 3000 lb class.
Rich'sToys
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- Southern MN
I'll bet she's a little faster in road gear with those tires!
Nice looking tractor!
MJ in the UK
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A friend of mines father sailed on the liner Queen Marys maden voige in June 1936 as
a merchant seaman and on the return journey from New York he brought back as deck
cargo a new AC WC tractor. This was because he had just taken the tennancy of a
Crown Estate farm in Lincolnshire here in the UK. My friend still has the tractor as
part of a very large farming muesim on his farm. MJ
a merchant seaman and on the return journey from New York he brought back as deck
cargo a new AC WC tractor. This was because he had just taken the tennancy of a
Crown Estate farm in Lincolnshire here in the UK. My friend still has the tractor as
part of a very large farming muesim on his farm. MJ
Tracy Brown
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The 38 I had was equipped with 24" round spokes.
Traditional Farmer
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- Virginia
Most did but AC put 36" on some and called them high clearance.
Our 1936 WC, purchased new in April, 1936, had round spokes front and rear. My uncle's 1937 WC, purchased new in 1937, had discs front and rear. Your '38 was back to spokes. Go figure. Allis was famous for that. I think it was a matter of which parts were coming down the line. Also, they didn't make any big deal about model year changes. Some '36's had the fan shroud, ours didn't.
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