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    Posted: 07 Feb 2012 at 3:15pm
I know allis chalmers brought out the hd7g then the 7gb i was wondering what year fiat put there name on the 7gb and what year the 7gb was discontinued.
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Writen in pencle on my Fiat-Allis 7GB manual it says 1969-1974
Hope this helps. My HD7G is for sale. It is a project machine that I have not had time for. Good engine and undercarage. It stops moving when it is hot. Probably a hydraulic leak in the trnsmission. Located in south western NY. I keep saying I will fix it next year but I'm having fun with my (3) HD6G's
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Dozer: Awesome shot of the lathe, is that an Aloris Tool post I see?  Keep up the good work.  Orangeman
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The tool holder on my lathe is home made. I cut slots in a piece of 3.5" diameter stock such that the top of the bit is at the correct height. There is a slot for 3/8 & 1/2 bits. Each bit is held with (3) 10-32 cap screws. I do not grind the top of any of my bits. This system is better than dealing with the standard rocker type tool post. The lathe came with a turret that I never used because I would have to find shims to make the cutting hight correct.
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dozer do you have any pictures of this machine
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I tried to upload the pictures of my HD7G but for some reason it didn't work. There are 2 pictures of my machine previously posted 6 October 2011 on page 8. Post title HD7G
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