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What did you do with your Allis Today?
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This is what I did with my Allis today! Big smile


(She drove for the first time in at least 40 years I'd say, off the trailer onto the driveway at last)


Edited by ekjdm14 - 28 Jan 2025 at 11:03am
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Good to see it moving under its own power!
Mike, I just might take you up on that. I’ll keep that in mind as we get in to warm weather
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Ran the spring tooth harrow with the wd 45 many many times over the field trying to level up from a rough plowing job
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Originally posted by dr p dr p wrote:

Ran the spring tooth harrow with the wd 45 many many times over the field trying to level up from a rough plowing job
I was just thinking of you yesterday. Needed a weight and spotted my small anvil on the bench. That reminded me of your plowing exploits.

Serviced the air cleaners on both 45's yesterday. Put the carryall on the wide front for a tractor ride Saturday. Got the 185 and planter out and did a test pass, all systems go just need dry conditions.... Got the 6080 out to remove the loader on D-17-1. Got that done without killing myself. Left the mount brackets on for now.

That tractor will be sold at some point in the future, not sure weather to sell with the loader on or separate them? 
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On the 170, replaced the cross over shaft assembly for the traction boost control. The original was siezed and broke the shaft end off where it connects to the 3pt. Got it from L&L
The 7040 got a pair of LEDs to replace the orhi/lo beams. Looking forward to see how they work in the dark
Got the 190XT running again after a tip from a forum member. Can go in to more detail on my other thread
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Planted 13 acres of oats. Actually 12.67 acres. Ran one bag short. First time using the mounted all crop grain drill. Learned a bunch. Thought i had it ready to go. I was wrong. Hooked up the support chains. It never occurred to be that the previous owner maybe had smaller rear tires. I hooked up the chains, lowered the drill and was a couple inches short of the ground. Fertilizer rate is more of a very broad range. New winter project part two
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I went and harvested (not really) with the ol 410.
Think I have an overkill of a tractor? Needed my duels on for the picture!!

Really was just was moving the harvester.
1955 AC WD45 diesel with D262 repower, 1949 AC WD45
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Planted corn like it was 1985!
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Moved a few things around with that 190XT

Might be able to use it tomorrow to work over the sweet corn patch
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Did a little work on a new to me snap coupler blade. Got it mounted on the 15 and put it to work.
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Nice pictures guys. I used the 9735 agco-allis and 8702 white planter to put in the corn plots. 25 different varieties each plot about 2200 by 30 feet. had my daughter and wife helping, started about 1 and just got done about an hour ago. Now just planting out the leftover mixed seed. If I don't run out of steam I should get this field in by 2. Supposed to start raining at 8 so I want it done.
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I agree. Good pics
Thanks for sharing
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Today I hooked the offset to the 7000, and my brother started disking some small patches that are going to be planted to teff. I started pulling the water pump off the recently purchased 190XT series one. Not today but sometime this week the mower was put on the 190XT series three.

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