47' AC WC attachments

can anyone please give me a link to some pictures of the available attachments during 1947 I have a 1947 wc and i want era appropriate attachments. i just cant seem to find any info... i dont know much about tractors just bought this one and it has no hydraulics or 3 point i guess i made a mistake there huh? 

The only attachments that I know of that Allis made to mount on the tractor was a cultivator and a 2 row corn picker. There were loaders and buzz saws and probably more I can't think of.

Here is Jim P's WC with cultivator. The same or similar cultivator would go on the styled WC.

A side mounted sickle mower would be nice to have, Keep your roadside  trimmed.

CTuckerNWIL wrote: The only attachments that I know of that Allis made to mount on the tractor was a cultivator and a 2 row corn picker. There were loaders and buzz saws and probably more I can't think of. Here is Jim P's WC with cultivator. The same or similar cultivator would go on the styled WC.

And the mounted Athens Disk Plow.

And the power lift rear tool bar for shanks, listers, hillers, and bedding coulters. The #250 Bedder Attachment was available with a Cotton Bedder, #450 wheatland Listing Plow, and #450 Corn Lister with fertilizer attachment. Planting attachment models 25, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 36, 34, and the Pea Planting attachment were available for the tool bar as well.

Another mounted option for the WC was the "Canopy Top and Seat Assembly"; a bench type seat like the B/C seats with a frame and canopy.

Mounted cultivators models available include models 21, 22, 23, 41, 43, 45, 46, 55, 56 and 57 with specialty attachment options including mulching attachment, disk hillers, rotary hoe, rotary shields & listed crop cultivators.

Towed attachments would include a long list of disks, plows, drags and any horse drawn implemsnt in the shed after conversion to drawbar use.

OK, that's all I came up with after reviewing a 2" thick stack of W and WC literature. LMAO

Someone posted pictures on here a while back of a WC that they mounted a three point hitch on the back and hydraulics.  If you're a handy guy, it's not impossible, and makes a cheap WC a really handy tractor.  I just saw a custom WC today that had a hyd. pump mounted off the front where the hand crank hole is, and it was custom made into a forklift that drove backwards.  Had a canopy on it, steering that was assisted with the hydraulics so power steering essentially and a forklift mast on it.  Looked to be a very handy unit.

Try this again.

My Buddy, Tim Hale has a 37 WC with a mounted corn planter. He does not attend a lot of the big AC featured shows, but will have it at the Gathering of the orange at Lathrop, Mo. in 2014.    Dave.

  Brad, do you have a photo you could post of the WC  "Canopy Top and Seat Assembly"; a bench type seat like the B/C seats with a frame and canopy. ?  Thanks, Gary

Gentlemen,  Don't forget the WC had a bunch of mounted equipment, - check the post that lists lister bedders, cotton bedders and planters, corn planters.  However, remember when the WC was out 33 - 48 most of the implements then were not mounted but pull behind. 

 Thank you Brad.

Could the owner of that WC Speedpatrol with the loader, please contact me. That is the coolest thing! Although you need to 3 legs and 7 arms with hands to operatre that thing.

More WC pictures on Jim Danforth's tractor pics. The one with the loader is a WD or 45.
http://tractorpics.com/pics/thumbnails.php?album=8

don't believe anyone mentioned the mtd bale loader.didn't have a pic of a bale loader but heres another pic of a loader . the pump on this one runs off of a shaft that comes between the mag & governor. live hydralics!