My Orange

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BigDaveinKY

Discussion Starter · Feb 28, 2012

1964 D15 Series II
No the paint and decals are not right,
but it was bought to be a working tractor, and it does.

1974 175.
I needed a bit more power to run a 5x6 round baler.

1969 160
I just wanted a 160, and found one that starts and runs good, but has a few issues that I have yet to resolve.
This one will be the first restored after I get a shop built in the next few years, and will be my show and ride tractor.

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BigDaveinKY

Discussion Starter · #21 · Mar 6, 2012

alleyyooper said:
Thanks for the information.
No live power just useing the clutch just the power director?
Hydro steering? has its own pump?

Al

Yep, Same drive train as the D series.
Steering does have its own pump,
shares the oil sump with power director and hydraulics.

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alleyyooper

· #22 · Mar 6, 2012

175 sounds nice but when I checked the price it is more than I have and can get.

This 200 on the other hand I can afford and have two dimes to rub together after wards I don't really think the condition is to awful bad. a bit more powerthan I need really but maybe I'll find a need for some extra.

More power UG UG UG as Ti m Allen says.

And then I saw this one. I got to drive a brand new 1958 model as a boy and fell in love with it then. About 15 less HP than I'm really wanting but I can make do.

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· #23 · Mar 6, 2012

Love the style of the 445's. Look like little racers.

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ky wonder

· #24 · Mar 24, 2012

good loking stuff, glad to get back in the play house

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single tree farm

· #25 · Mar 24, 2012

Very nice collection - the 160 is nice - havn't actually seen one before.

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Sugarmaker

· #26 · Aug 24, 2012

I agree, your tractors look to be in good working order! Thanks for posting the great shots! I have to learn a bunch about Allis, Chalmers. I was just a operator. and the ones we had just ran and ran!
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Chris

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BigDaveinKY

Discussion Starter · #27 · Aug 24, 2012

Sugarmaker said:
........ and the ones we had just ran and ran!
Regards,
Chris

That's what they do Chris.

You'll find Allis are simple, and straightforward tractors to work on.

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4020 forever

· #28 · Aug 24, 2012

BigDaveinKY said:
Sugarmaker said:

........ and the ones we had just ran and ran!
Regards,
Chris

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That's what they do Chris. You'll find Allis are simple, and straightforward tractors to work on.

You got that right! Easiest bleeders for the fuel system I have seen!

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Sugarmaker

· #29 · Aug 25, 2012

Yea I drained the tank and carb in about 10 minutes!
I remember Dad jumping the plug wire to the plug with a cover off a book of matches . it would hold the wire away from the end of the plug and make the spark jump further. He claimed it cleared a fouled plug. I seen him do it many times.
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Chris

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Tha Ulsterscot

· #30 · Sep 2, 2012

Nice looking bunch of Orange there Dave :mrgreen: :mrgreen: I see you run a belt baler, what do you think of it?

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