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Another Allis 'G' copy
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Alberta Phil View Drop Down
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    Posted: 03 Aug 2025 at 9:10am
Here's another Allis G type tractor made by David Brown in UK.
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There was one at the GOTO in Lathrop 2014, interesting little tractor
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41 WC,48 UC Cane,7-G's,
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David Brown is an interesting company – they started as gear manufacturers, then Brown went into partnership with Harry Ferguson.  When Brown and Ferguson fell out, Ferguson made a deal with Henry Ford which is how the 3-point linkage was first introduced to the US. AFAIK David Brown eventually sold off their tractor manufacturing plants to Tenneco/ Case, but the parent company still makes industrial gears and gearboxes for ships, tanks and quarrying machinery at Huddersfield in the UK, vastly heavier capacity than automotive gearing.
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