A few pics of our allis's

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   Here's a start of some pictures i said i would post after recently joining the site. We have a good amount of allis products alot of which dont run due to being parts for tractors or combines my family own or used to own and the parts tractors never left As you can see from the following pictures we dont scrap much

First up we'll start out at our family ranch where my dad grew up in western Oklahoma. My dad and i currently live NW of Oklahoma City next door to each other and most of my dad's family still lives in western Ok.

'67 SeriesII D21. This was my dad's tractor about 10 years ago and then we sold it to my uncle. My dad wishes he would have kept it but the engine was tired and the turbo had just gone out so my uncle had it fixed after purchasing it from us. He said it had a leak at the time the picture was taken and had the side sheets off working on it.

This pic is of my uncles original D21II. Ill have to scan a picture of this tractor plowing in the 70's.
 The rear end is out on it and im trying to do alittle trade -as in fix their 210 for them and I'll get this d21. All the parts are there just needs the rearend parts and put back togeather.

Was a complete series II upon arrival in the late 70's with a hole in the side of the block.

This Series II is my dad's. I remember literally draging this one in when i was about 10yrs old. 27yrs now. 210 rear end under it is locked up. we bought this out of a tractor salvage. its all there  including the sheet metal. The front axle was the only missing piece as it was ripped out by the people who junked it.

D19 my uncle bought. Runs but needs some TLC

HD21B. Trans problems. We have a Hd11ep that we run and an Hd7 also. take pics of those later.

Taste of Rumely pics to come. This one is 30-60 E serial# 398. The engine is at my dad's house getting ready to go to the machine shop and have the crank turned, cylinders bored, and get pistons cast. Already had the babbit poured in the crankcase.
The UC in the foreground is the very first UC according to the parts book and by seriel # to have 5 or 6 bolts front hubs (i cant remember which-i thinkin 5)

The following pics will round out the night with some classic and some parts and "more" pieces.

I've got lots more pictures of running tractors, and more piles. Some have been in my family for years. But enough for tonight. Caleb

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