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'72 AC 170

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    Posted: 04 Mar 2010 at 8:27pm
I'm looking at an AC 170 gas available for sale near me.  The tractor was purchased new by a customer of mine from the local dealer of the day.  The tractor starts and runs fine although I haven't driven it yet.  What should I look for in this 'modern' Allis tractor?  My newest is my '40 RC.
Allan
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The hand clutch should have good "snap" feel and sound when you run it through the ranges. Also make sure it doesn't jump out of gear.
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Sounds like fun, Al! Good luck buying it.
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Al I'll trade you some tires, rims and weights for it! LOL!
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Also check to make sure the PTO engages and runs and also check to make sure the rear 3 point lift arms go up and down smooth.
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check the brakes they are expensive and hard to change
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