[rusty6]

Hope this picture hasn't already been posted here but I was putting it on another forum this morning and thought it might be of some interest here too.

 

[bertman]

Alot of them being used around here on hobby farms and orchards. I still would like one

 

[BigDaveinKY]

I always wanted a Allis G, but the ones I see for sale are the tractor alone.
If the implements weren't so scarce and expensive, I would already have one.
I can't justify owning a tractor with nothing to do.

 

[orangeguy1]

I would love to have one just to drive around on! But kinda outa my $ range right now.

 

[Guest]

They are neat tractors and I agree with Dave. No implements to work with, not for me.......

 

[bikerdave]

Down home we called them "tater-bugs". Can't figure out why, can you? :lol:

 

[rusty6]

Down home we called them "tater-bugs". Can't figure out why, can you? :lol:

I can see that. Just add a few stripes on the back. :lol:
I think if I found one of these at a good price I'd take it even without implements. Shouldn't be too hard to adapt some type of tillage machinery to it.

 

[alleyyooper]

Seems like I seen, heard or read that some one today builds a simular tractor. If that were true then I would think equipment for those could be adapted to the G.

Al

 

[missouri massey man]

They go consistently around $3500 to $4000 around here in work clothes. Running or not. Usually they'll have cultivators mounted.

 

[corn cob]

Seems like I seen, heard or read that some one today builds a simular tractor. If that were true then I would think equipment for those could be adapted to the G.

Al

tuff built is the company just goggle it im not good enough on computer to post there page but maybe some day shows all there attachments too

 

[alleyyooper]

Thanks corn cob I didn't even remember the companies name.
When you are at there web page just high lite the web address in the explorer header then right click choose copy from the menu. Come here or where ever and right click the mose again and choose paste from the menu.

http://www.tuff-bilt.com/

And your finished.

Al

 

[BruceG34]

Does anyone know if their implements will fit? or can be made to fit?
I have declined to buy a couple with no implements ( and a big price tag)

 

[alleyyooper]

a person with ability a scrap of paper, pencil, welder, hack saw can make just about any thing fit.
there is a couple of guys on this site that really can make a silk purse out of a pigs ear.

Al

 

[corn cob]

a person with ability a scrap of paper, pencil, welder, hack saw can make just about any thing fit.
there is a couple of guys on this site that really can make a silk purse out of a pigs ear.

Al

the main tool bar on my g assuming all would be the same gust wedges into the mid mount lift arms all it is is 3 quarter by 2 inch flat bar with to 90 degree angle ears welded on it very easy to make i mounted a i row planet jr on mine it came with a 4 row planet jr carret seeder on it i had to rebuild engine as it would start with a tow but not on starter i got lucky crank and cylinders were in spec for rods and mains10 and20 cylinders were still standard but rings were worn with 1quarter inch rebuid tag on it for 1961 and it has optional bull low transmission gap picked it up on kijjij for 500 dollars

 

[missouri massey man]

a person with ability a scrap of paper, pencil, welder, hack saw can make just about any thing fit.
there is a couple of guys on this site that really can make a silk purse out of a pigs ear.

Al

the main tool bar on my g assuming all would be the same gust wedges into the mid mount lift arms all it is is 3 quarter by 2 inch flat bar with to 90 degree angle ears welded on it very easy to make i mounted a i row planet jr on mine it came with a 4 row planet jr carret seeder on it i had to rebuild engine as it would start with a tow but not on starter i got lucky crank and cylinders were in spec for rods and mains10 and20 cylinders were still standard but rings were worn with 1quarter inch rebuid tag on it for 1961 and it has optional bull low transmission gap picked it up on kijjij for 500 dollars

That's cheap by Missouri standards. Just about everything for the engines are available through Continental, but a bit pricey. I'd say Al is right about adapting accessories.