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    Posted: 18 Jun 2012 at 11:01am
Hi everybody I am thinking about buying an allis WC the man wants 700 for it the tires are good it runs and has no problems I think it has the mechanical lift on top of the torque tube. that's a good deal isn't it?LOL  
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Looks from the picture you have $700.00 worth of rubber on it.
When you find yourself in a hole,PUT DOWN THE SHOVEL!!!
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Most non running WC's in our area are going for 3 bills.   So  running would say $700 is a good price.  Very good in fact.  Paid $700 for my first B back in 1994.  HTH's
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I saw a wd 45 wide front for $700 up in Michigan a while back 
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If this was anywhere near me. It would be on my trailer!!
HANSEN'S OLD ORANGE IRON. Showing, Pulling, & Going!!
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well I got it home I am wondering what weight oil I should put into it for the tranny and the engine?

Edited by bolensman - 20 Jun 2012 at 10:23pm
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Any good 10-30 or if in hot area like me, I use 30 weight year round for engine. My mind just drew a blank on tranny but I believe WC originally called for 90 weight gear oil. 
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Bob is correct on the oil's the book says for the final drives to put in 250 and as far as I know it's no longer available. I made up my own "heavy oil" for the finals others my have ideas on this also. Looks like a good deal to me!!
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Does any one know how to turn on the belt pulley ? I was told how but I don't remember how I know it has something to do with the set screw on the tractor
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