Posted by FastFarmall on February 20, 2021 at 12:02:17 from (209.188.76.50):
In Reply to: Re: Allis chalmers posted by Case Nutty 1660 on February 20, 2021 at 08:29:12:
I agree with there was no live PTO,Nutty,my dad bought a new Gleaner combine in 1962,a new A,we liked the combine, i was about a freshman then,so i got to know the dealer, and worked for him after school and weekends, when my dad didn't need me, Well after high school i tried out a new One Ninety XT, of course the blockman was out there too, and i remember the blockman saying OH they built that engine to have all the power on the top end,so we were plowing with Dads 5x16 Oliver plow,one guy on each fender we got into a tough spot,and it pulled it down to the point where i had to pull the power director, oh the Allis team just couldn't believe it,so that ended that try out, Damm glad i never bought it,because they just didn't stand up in our country,i honestly dont know of anybody that got one,most were all traded off in 2-3 years!
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