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    Posted: 07 Sep 2017 at 11:40pm
Hello,

Went to look at a Farmall and walked by this and talked the guy out of it instead.  Its a 1940 WC with a HI-WAY SERVICE CORP grader attachment.  Some parts are similar to what I see on the net to a Speed Patrol, but a lot that's not.

Long story short, went to pay the guy and he wouldn't take any money until I got it home.  Been sitting in the woods for about 20 years.  About 2 hours and a new snow plow hose, I road it 3 miles home.

Any information on HI-WAY SERVICE CORP and or this grader would be greatly appreciated.

My buddy collects Allis's.  He's going to be jealous...

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Another picture..
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Another picture, this is the Allis stamping on the rear case..
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And here is the HI-WAY SERVICE CORP tag.  
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Anyone want any other pictures to help ID and gather information on this grader, let me know and I will post.

This was owned by a local ready mix company and from a quick search on my smart phone on the net, I found that HI-WAY SERVICE CORP started in Butternut Wisconsin which is not far from my home.  Could make one wonder if they just up-fitted WC's at that time.  I also see that Allis bought HI-WAY, but not sure of time-line.

Any comments and or help would be appreciated,

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https://www.google.com/patents/US2281360

Can't believe I found it so fast.  Looks like HI WAY applied for a patent for a "Road Shoulder Maintainer" in 1939

Open the diagrams.  Looks just like what I got going on.

Cool,

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OK, that link don't work.  Not sure why.  Anyway just type 

US 2281360 A

into your search engine and you will see the patent for the road shoulder maintainer.

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Ok,  that link dose not open,  not sure why.

Anyway, just type

US 2281360 A

into your search engine and you will see the patent.  Look at the drawings.  Looks just like what I have going on.

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Figure 3 shows internal hydraulic rams, and mine has some add on rams, so modified later in life.  Have to see what is left of the original set up.
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Figure 1

Edited by OldSchoolRecovery - 08 Sep 2017 at 12:30am
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Highway also made a model to fit on an Allis-Chalmers B. Have seen one.
Nothing is impossible if it is properly financed
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Quite the unique machine!
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Seller called today with a new manifold and muffler in the box.  So I went and bought them from him.  I see a air cleaner assembly on the bay I need to get...

Then tires....

Always tires...

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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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Thanks for fixing the drawing..

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Try this link:


    https://www.google.com/patents/US2281360


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Old School

for some reason there is a   %20   at the end of your Link

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Edited by Gary - 09 Sep 2017 at 6:47am
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thats neat what are you going to do with it ? looks like all it needsis power steering 
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Don't need it, if the blade has down pressure...

Needs tilting front wheels, to rip trim offa cars that try to pass close...Wink


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Put a new exhaust manifold on tonight. Also, a muffler with cap, correct seat and a air cleaner assembly I got off the bay a couple days ago.  Runs a lot nicer now.  More work to come.  Pictures are grainy.  Low light conditions, LOL..
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Also determined that the tractor has a Sherman auxiliary transmission.  Not sure if it is a step up or step down.  Yet..

Not sure why the pictures are so big again??
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Old School:  How is the H-3 coming along...
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Originally posted by orangeman orangeman wrote:

Old School:  How is the H-3 coming along...

We'll,

I traded it to my buddy that collects Allis's for a truck that I traded for two Oliver crawlers, a  1953 OC3 and a 1958 OC4.  I have a Oliver Super 55, and the OC4 looks like its twin.

Anyway, my buddy is currently working on his Allis M crawler that was handed down from his dad.  He has quite a few Allis machines, not sure where the H-3 fits in that line up.  But it is definitely at a good home.

He was here on Friday and I traded a one-bottom Allis plow for a Dearborn disc for my 8N.

Never know whats going to happen.

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