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Charlie175
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Yeah I knew it was a good deal when I got it, that is the thing I keep telling my wife.
Allis D12 Ser. III
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GeneD14
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You got a great deal for sure.
Several years ago I bought a 1959 series 1 D12 with an Allied loader up in WI and restored it.
I assume that you have already checked out Unofficial Allis Home Page on that website you can find any part for that tractor that you want. Good luck and keep the pictures coming!!!
Several years ago I bought a 1959 series 1 D12 with an Allied loader up in WI and restored it.
I assume that you have already checked out Unofficial Allis Home Page on that website you can find any part for that tractor that you want. Good luck and keep the pictures coming!!!
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Charlie175
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Your loader is very interesting, I didn't realize they used them on the AG tractors.
Yeah I cruise the AC site, I post under the same name there. I have been seeking help
Just got the "Fire Flow" sleeve and pistons in, now to put it all back together. Maybe by this weekend it will be running again (I hope if I have time)
Yeah I cruise the AC site, I post under the same name there. I have been seeking help
Just got the "Fire Flow" sleeve and pistons in, now to put it all back together. Maybe by this weekend it will be running again (I hope if I have time)
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Nice rig, and sounds like you're doing right by it. I'm curious, is that the factory shape for the drag link? Kind of a big curve in it! You've got a fun and rewarding project going there.
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Charlie175
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Yes that is a factory curve, I think they made it that way due to the front wheels being able to extend so far out. A straight rod would bend...plus it had to clear the side implements if so mounted.
I'm enjoying it! Kids say I'm tractor crazy now
Looking to replace the brakes on it as they are very weak, then it will be on the back burner as my funds for parts have dried up.
I'm enjoying it! Kids say I'm tractor crazy now
Looking to replace the brakes on it as they are very weak, then it will be on the back burner as my funds for parts have dried up.
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I'm working on that! The previous owner welded a straight pipe in so I will need a new manifold and oval muffler