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ALFRED GARNER

10-04-2003 20:47:02




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Hello: I'am trying to idenify an ac tractor i found for sale today. the fellow said it was a 1959 r model. It is smaller than my wd/on the size of a ca/has snap coupler arms adj wide front end/4speed tran/no hand cluth for pto/does have a lever on the right he said it was for variable speed for traction/he said first was a creeper gear/would appreciate any info/Thanks AL




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ALFRED GARNER

10-06-2003 22:21:43




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 Re: Re: ac tractor in reply to Tom, 10-06-2003 13:03:22  
Tom: Yes i believe this tractor is a d14 since i live about 70 miles from where the tractor is located/when i go back there i will get the serial #/Thanks for the info



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jerry kenny

10-06-2003 06:19:00




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 Re: ac tractor in reply to ALFRED GARNER, 10-04-2003 20:47:02  
i just bought a 1949 "B" and in going over it for the first time i came across some moisture in the rearend. i have called several places and no one can tell me what weight and how much oil i will need to change this out. anyone have any ideas?



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wdTom

10-06-2003 16:57:35




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 Re: Re: ac tractor in reply to jerry kenny, 10-06-2003 06:19:00  
And how did the water get there? If it came down the shift lever because the boot is bad you will be getting more in your new oil if you don't fix the boot. New ones are only a few dollars.



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steve

10-06-2003 15:14:00




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 Re: Re: ac tractor in reply to jerry kenny, 10-06-2003 06:19:00  
the transmission, steering and hydraulics are all the same cavity. remove the 3 1/2 inch pipe plugs under the trans, differerntial and PTO housings and drain. refill with 8 quarts of hydraulic trans fluid (2o wt universal oil) from Wal Mart or Farm Center. fill thru the 1 inch plug by your left foot on transmision housing.



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Sid

10-05-2003 03:18:55




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 Re: ac tractor in reply to ALFRED GARNER, 10-04-2003 20:47:02  
Al if you go to Galleries and click on Tractor Photos on the left of this page then type Allis Chalmers int the search box I found some pictures of the D10 Allis Chalmers. This sounds like the tractor you have described.



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JMS/MN

10-05-2003 01:25:31




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 Re: ac tractor in reply to ALFRED GARNER, 10-04-2003 20:47:02  
Sounds like the guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Sounds like a Model CA, some early ones did not have the hand clutch lever on the right side. Lever on the right is not a variable speed for traction (who made up that statement?)- if it has a lever, it is a hand clutch, used to provide live power while stopping forward/rear motion of the tractor. The serial number on a CA is by the shift lever, starts with CA. CA did not have a special creeper gear. Four speed was on a CA, three speed on a C. Definitely not a 59 model- maybe 49?, but didn't CA come out in early 50s?

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Sid

10-05-2003 03:04:26




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 Re: Re: ac tractor in reply to JMS/MN, 10-05-2003 01:25:31  
With all due respect he may know what he is talking about if you think about what Al said in his post he may be describing a D10 or a D12. Don't they have a High low selector like the other D series tractors? So I do not think he made up that statment about the lever on the right for variable speed. If so then it could possibly be a 1959. also if you look on your keyboard see how easy it would be to hit the r instead of the d. I am not saying definatley either way I did not see the tractor. But it sure sounds like a D10 or a D12 to me.

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ALFRED GARNER

10-05-2003 06:08:06




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 Re: Re: Re: ac tractor in reply to Sid, 10-05-2003 03:04:26  
Guys thanks for the info/tractor is not an ac model/one thing i did'nt mention/was the gear shift lever is shaped like an s/i have looked at lots of ac tractors/never seen one like this that i remembered/



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