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    Posted: 16 Jul 2011 at 8:51pm
hey guys just thought i would show you my 1943 allis c i just got done restoring. full motor job, bearing , gears, everything and anything was disassembles cleaned and or replaced with new
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Nice looking tractor. Good job!
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Looks great.
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Nice job. I could put her to work but it might get dirty if I had it. LOL
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worth the time and effort nice job
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Very nice work, hat's off to hard work invested in that restoration, enjoy it.
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Looks Great! And I know you did a good job because it has a battery box.
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very nice
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Looks Great!
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Looks very good even with the B fenders.
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SWEET!!!
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No such a thing as reproduction C fenders. You do what you got to do when good original C fenders can't be found.  Looks like the color is right on.
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Don't worry about the fenders since there were also fenders that were used on B's and C's that were the same.

Dick just has been to to many show and tell events.
Those people are never happy unless they can nit pick.
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Very nice job, looks ready for some implements? or a parade?
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Didn't think or intend to nitpick. It even lookes (VERY GOOD) with B fenders.
 
Same as I said about anything I do for my self.
 
 
 
I think my Oliver disc I just rebuilt looks good even though I used John Deere bearings.
I just don't think it is nit picking just the facts.
 
 


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We all know there are smart people on here but we really don't need to be reminded of it all the time.

Just tell the fellow he has a nice tractor.
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Prospolaris, Nice looking tractor.

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The C is one of the nicest looking tractors AC made. 
This one is a beauty.  Excellently restored.  Great Job!!
Good Luck!
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Good job! Looks great!
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Very nice!
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thanks everyone. my grandfather and i did this as a project and its definally something we are both proud of. he has been in custom farming with allis chalmers tractors from the 1940's through the early 90's. all we got left not is 2 d17s and the d19. im looking to either do up the 19 or purchase a 190
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