Posted by DouginIL on October 10, 2011 at 06:04:29 from (75.249.104.98):
In Reply to: Found an old Allis posted by rrlund on October 09, 2011 at 11:54:32:
U's were always orange. They were the first AC tractors to be orange. The older green ones are called model E's. Most of the E's were 20-35 horsepower rating. There is also a smaller green one called a model L. The model L's are quite scarce. United Equipment Co. was a group of independant manufacturers who built attachments for Fordson tractors. Mostly attachments for industrial uses. After the Fordson was removed from production in 1928, The United group needed another tractor. They went to AC to build a replacement for the Fordson. It was the United/AC tractor. United went broke by 1930. AC continued to build what they then called the model U. You can see a resemblance to the Fordson in the early U tractors.
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