Took Allis For A Ride

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Now that I finally got the new rims and tires on, took her out for a ride around the property on my bush roads. Then drove a mile down the road to my neighbors for a visit. The old girl is still a blast to drive. Brakes are strong too, will lock the rears at any speed.

 

[Willman]

Nice!
Enjoy!

 

[Yander]

Nice, what's in the road?

 

[Paystar]

Nice, what's in the road?

My property owner, LOL A one year old brindle boxer/mastiff.

 

[DJ54]

Those CA's are gutsy for their size. They also have a very high pressure hydraulic system, note the size of the hydraulic lift cylinder. Take care of those rear spin out rims, most have been eaten up by calcium chloride.

 

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Those CA's are gutsy for their size. They also have a very high pressure hydraulic system, note the size of the hydraulic lift cylinder. Take care of those rear spin out rims, most have been eaten up by calcium chloride.

Yes, that's what happened to mine. I knew they were rotten and I had new ones I got from an Allis collector in Michigan, so I just kept using it until one day one rim just crumbled to the ground, LOL

I didn't load the new tires. If I go pulling I'll just use steel weights.

She'll get fixed right back up in time. I enjoy that tractor.

 

[EddieWalker]

Very nice looking tractor!!!

 

[tacticalturnip]

Man, you've got me wanting an antique tractor.

 

[Paystar]

Man, you've got me wanting an antique tractor.

Thanks everyone, and yes tacticalturnip...they are fun and ADDICTING.
But at least way cheaper than muscle car or classic truck collecting nowadays.

It's fun going to the fairs and parades. Lots of very nice, friendly, laid back people. Not like some of the car show crowd where they stand around looking like they are angry and posing like they are God's gift because they have an old car. LOL

 

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Had her out again today and spent the day o my trails on my property with my dog Millie.