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    Posted: 20 Jan 2018 at 10:58am
After growing up on grandpa's wd45 my first ac was the 54 wd45 gas with charlyn p/s, in the center of the pic.bought it in 2001 as it sits in the pic.good straight tractor.still 6 volt pos ground.umbrella added in 2016.she's still helping work part of the hay every year.  

Edited by ac45dave - 20 Jan 2018 at 11:03am
54 wd-45gas ; 56 wd-45d N/F w/fact p/s ; 63 d-17 sIII N/F gas ; 60 D14 N/F ; 67 d-17 sIV N/F gas ; 63D15 sII W/F; 39rc#667 ; 2021 massey 4710 fwa ; gravely 2 wheel tractors
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Dad gave me the WD-45 gas I grew up on.  It had been sitting down by the creek for years.  Has wide front.  I hired a neighbor to restore it to running condition, then hired another neighbor to paint it.  Then new tires, etc.  Got over $3000 in it, but won't ever sell it - will go to my kids.  It gave me Classic Tractor Fever bad.  Next bought a WD, just like my Grandad had - NF and charlyn power steering.  Then an unstyled WC, like my other grandad had (he passed away when I was 6 months old).  

I got AC blood from both sides.  My Mom's dad did custom work with his WC and all-crop.  My Dad's dad did custom work with his WD and roto-baler.  When I cut myself, it's orange at first ...!  
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote macvette Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Jan 2018 at 11:18pm
1952 CA about 8=10 years ago.  If I can ever figure out how to get a pix of it on here, I will edit post and include it.  That seemed to have started the aquisition problem!
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First and only, the 7045 bought in 2011
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We restored my wife's grandpa 160 and juiced it up with some pump work and a turbo, but our First tractor bought would be a 85 Allis 6080 Serial 7658. fun fact the tractor Slow moving vechile sign still had the writing on it that had been applied when it came off the line. Our tractor was 40th from the last, and it came off the line 11/21/1985. we thought that was pretty cool.
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Originally posted by Acdiesel Acdiesel wrote:

Originally posted by 34 Airflow 34 Airflow wrote:

My First Allis was a WF that I bought in 1994 which is still in my collection today. I was 13 at the time and my grandfather was encouraging me to get involved in his hobby.
THIS IS A GREAT LOOKING TRACTOR!!

DAN
Thanks Dan, it was my first restoration effort and the photo was taken the first day out of the shed on completion. It is now showing some signs of a 24 year old restoration but I am still proud of it.
1937 Model A, 1937 Model U, 1929 United, 1945 Model C, 1949 WF, 1948 WC, 1956 D272 and a Roto Baler
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Michael V (NM) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Jan 2018 at 5:54pm
Took that pic Nov 8th..we got bout 3",, it was gone by bout 2 pm...have had nothing since..sure could use something wet here....
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Michael,,,,,,,,,,,,,I'm either pizzed or REAL jealous!!
You mean Shameless got down that far??  LOL
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heres a picture of my first AC, inherited from granddad and the newest addition
 
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My first tractor I bought was the 1954 WD45 I grew up on. My father owned it from 1990-1999 and he got it from an estate of the original owner and it was to replace a WD we had that crapped out. I raked a lot of hay with this tractor. I found it and bought it back in 2012. Here is a picture of it in 1999, right before we sold it. It was very clean and straight when it left and by time I got it back, it was pretty rusty from sitting out all the years. The WD was nicer and sat in the back of the barn until 2004 when it was sold as a project tractor.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ac fleet Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Jan 2018 at 12:26pm
First ac was a 1934 wc on rubber in 1960 and still have the remains of it today. thanks; ac fleet
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Bought a 160 a year ago. It has been an awesome tractor for our little farm.  Started it when it was 2 degrees the other day and it fired up like it was the middle of summer. Just a great little tractor!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ACJake Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Jan 2018 at 9:08am
My first AC was my granddads 48 WC from my uncle in the late 80's for $400.
From there it took off to amassing 36 Allis's
3 WC's, 2 WD's, 3 WD-5's, D-14 w/HenryBackhoe, D-17, 4 D-19's, 185, 190XTsIII, 200, 210, 7010, 10 L&G Allis's. Nunn Better Farms Bleed Orange!!!!!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Brian F(IL) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Jan 2018 at 9:02am
My first purchase was a 1952 CA in 1987.  Dad helped me overhaul the engine and install a new 2nd gear the following winter.  Still use it every summer mowing grass at the family farm.

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allis chalmers wd45, put a swartz loader on it. went from an 8n to the wd45 wow what a differance... been all allis's ever since! the bucket was 7ft wide, tells ya how big that locust stump was!!



Just cause it's orange don't make it a tractor, there's only one..Allis Chalmers
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Originally posted by Eldon (WA) Eldon (WA) wrote:

Originally posted by Tracy Martin TN Tracy Martin TN wrote:

My first was a 1978 AC 185. Still have it. Haven't put many hours on it.
 
Tracy I remember that tractor...and  the model you had posing on it SmileSmileSmile
 Eldon, still have both. The 185 will go before Hannah does!
No greater gift than healthy grandkids!
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Originally posted by 34 Airflow 34 Airflow wrote:

My First Allis was a WF that I bought in 1994 which is still in my collection today. I was 13 at the time and my grandfather was encouraging me to get involved in his hobby.
THIS IS A GREAT LOOKING TRACTOR!!

DAN
D19 diesel,D17 diesel SER.3 D14 NF,D14 WF, D15 SER.II wf
D15 SER.2 DIESEL,D15 ser.II nf
D12 SER.I, D10 Ser.II
2-720'S

Gmc,caterpillar
I'm a pharmacist (farm assist) with a PHD (post hole digger)
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In 1985 my grandpa gave me a 1/16 scale 8010. First real 1 I bought was a 69 190xt in 1999 my junior year in high school for $4300.
WD D17D 170 190xt 190xtIII 200 7020
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Our farm has been AC since the late 30s.  I grew up on a 7045 pedal tractor, learned to drive on the 1947 C but other than toys my first real AC piece was the Roto Baler my cousin and I bought when I was 15.  That was the proverbial snowball, since we had the baler we should have the bale loader, the pto rake, a few all crops, corn pickers, choppers, drills, planters, cultivators, more tractors, etc etc etc.
 
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Bought my first Allis, a '41 B, in the early 80"s, a few years after we moved to Maine. I bought it with a stuck engine ("it ran when we backed it into the line") from an AC dealer in Auburn, Maine. I rented a trailer from the local Agway manager for $20 and took off with my 72 Chevy 1/2 ton, with the Irish setter riding shotgun, to fetch her. I had bought some chains and hooks to "tie her down", (who ever heard of chain binders).

Loaded, set the brakes and put her in gear. When I got home, the engine was free from the rocking back and forth. Put in some gas, towed it and was running in a half hour.After buying about 16 more tractors, this '41 B is next in line for restoration. Bob@allisdowneast

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Raised on Allis. My first new purchase was a 1969 190 gas the only new tractor. After that all were used 7000, 7010, and 8070 
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Moved here in Jan 78 was looking for a B,C,or CA found a 49 WD that summer & the old guy talked me into it (price helped too $650.oo with loader,hot house & large snow bucket) sold it back to his grandson years later to buy a D-17. I have Dad's WD a WD-45 & a 175D. The D-17 is now the grandson's...Harvey
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my dad bought a 1958 d17 with a loader in 1985. still have it. I bought a 1939 wc in 1989. still have it also.
1949 wf,1939 wc, 1958 d17, 1959 d17
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A 1952 CA that I bought in 1998.
Thanks & God Bless

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My first was a 190xt, then a d-14 with a shuttle clutch and loader. Grew up on my uncle's wd45s pushing up feed for the cows, cultivating corn, etc. One day I hope to purchase Grandpa's D-21 series II. Went with the farm when he sold it. Cry
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My first was a new series 2 D-15 in 1963 when I was 13 years old.
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Dad's first was a WD45 bought new the fall of 1953. I still have it. I bought my first, a 200 at a farm sale in 1975. Had 300 hours on it. Factory cab and NO air conditioning. Traded it for a 7030 in 1979 with air.
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Trade dad out of HD 5 in 78 when I started farming on my own. Uncle bought it new planted 600 acres plus and summer fallowed the same with it and JD A. At 10 years old he had the dealer rebuild it. Rented land sold a year or 2 latter and he stop farming and ran a few cows. Uncle sold HD 5 to my dad about 1970. Its still here needs tracks real bad but still get a little work out of it. Did all my planting with it until the last 3 or 4 years.

First AC I payed real money for was a 1978 MH 2 Gleaner in the early 90's.


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First Allis on our farm was an All Crop 60 probably, late 50's, followed by a All Crop 90 a couple years later.  Then a WD which we used on a farm we had from 76 to 84.  When I moved back to the country in 2004 went looking for a tractor and got a 170, which I still have, followed by a 5015, and now a D15.
My great uncle was a Rumely and then Allis dealer in Ontario, and Dad had worked with his business and always liked the AC equipment, so just continues in our family.
                 
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I have granddads WD, that's my Dad on it in the pic under my name... or whatever you call it,, the first one I bought by myself,, a WD bout 35 miles from here,, its jus snowballed since then,, I seem to get at least 2 tractors per year....jeez,, I'll list the outlaws first..
4020 JD '69 console
2 -5020JD
4840 JD
730 JD LP gas
D JD
2- 44 MH special-LP gas
44 MH
240 farmall
8N ford
951 ford LP-gas
Fordson Power major
Now the AC,s...
2- WD-45 dual fuel/LP's
3- WD's
D-12
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B
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8010
L-3 combine
and I gots some implements for all of them..
theres been a few,,very few that been here awhile and left...GB Moline LP, LA case LP, 520LP JD.. 190XT,,
sure wish I'd kept the 190 and 520....
 
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