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Questions about Allis Chalmers WD-45


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Posted by Fletcher Kittredge on July 03, 1998 at 06:04:42:

I am a tractor neophyte with a very old farm in Maine: moderately
hilly, lots of rocks, and pastures which have gone back to woods.
Hasn't been worked seriously since before the War. There is an old
orchard which is now bearing fairly well; we heat by wood.

I need a tractor desperately to:

1) Mow moderately hilly, somewhat rocky fields,
2) winch and tow logs,
3) winch and haul stones

and some what less desperately to:

4) dig post-holes
5) load stones, dirt, gravel, manure, hay
6) spray orchard
7) cut cordwood to stove length

A farmer down the road a far bit had a stroke and his daughter is
selling a Allis Chalmer WD-45 narrow front-end tractor. The serial
number is 200913 which I think makes it either a 1956 or 1957. It
comes with a belt and a circular woodsaw mounted on the front, and a
dump trailer for hauling. I have not been able to run it yet, but she
insists it runs well and has good hydrolics. I really like this
tractor, but she is asking $2,200. As far as I can tell, this is
about $500 too much.

My questions are:

1) Is this tractor suitable for what I need to do?

2) What should I look out for in buying this tractor?

3) How much will attachments to mow and winch cost? Do I need a
3-point hitch conversion kit?

4) What would be a fair price for the tractor?



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