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Re: Farmall Super A -vs- Allis B
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Posted by Robert in W. Mi on February 19, 2004 at 07:55:15 from (69.87.133.94):
In Reply to: Farmall Super A -vs- Allis B posted by Todd in Ohio on February 18, 2004 at 09:32:36:
I also have had the "A" and the "B" at the same time. I had 11.2x24 tires on both tractors and the "A" was the better tractor to pull anything with. The 4 speed tranny makes a HUGE difference, and also the IH motor has more torque at low rpm's! With the "B" not haveing a very slow first gear it "needs" more low rpm torque as even at a fast idle it goes too fast for a lot of things. My brother built a snow plow for the front of his "B", and he complains all the time that it goes too fast in low gear. You will pay more to buy an "A", but i think in this case, it's well worth it. I sold my "B" and still have the "A". Don't get me wrong, i like Allis tractors, but it's an easy decision for me between these two models!! BTW, for what a nice super A cost, you can find a decent Allis WD or WD45, and that's a heck of a lot nicer tractor than either the Farmall "A", or the Allis B!!!! Robert
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