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Mid 50's Case SC (320) vs Early 50's Allis Chalmer
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Posted by T. Williams on April 11, 2006 at 11:50:42 from (64.126.29.34):
Howdy all, A very good friend of mine is looking for an all purpose tractor for his 15 acre farm in Kansas. I have offered him one of my Allis Chalmers WD's which is in fine working order. I have two great WD's that do most of my work along with a 1955 Farmall Cub. He's also found a Case SC (I believe he said model 320) in very similar condition to my WD and is also considering this tractor. Both tractors are also priced very evenly. Has anobody had a chance to work both tractors? Would you be willing to list some of the pluses and minuses of each tractor and your preferences, etc. I'll pass this thread on to him for his own research. There's nothing like experience behind the wheel. I can only vouch for my WD's which I love, but want him to come to his own conclusions. Thanks, T
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