What Kind of implements will my Allis B take?

K, all good stuff to know

Don't rush into coverting it to electric. I hated my 39B to begin with but after I got all set it does crank start pretty good. Everytime it crank starts I think about what I did to make it work. (had to do alot more than you did. Bought as a non runner)  Something satisfying when it goes. But that B is not much of a working tractor. Good luck and enjoy it!

Yes very happy, does anyone know any electric start kits that I can buy for Hallie (that is what I named the b), thanks in advance

Good deal.

Congratulations!!!  You have obtained my favorite Allis Chalmers Tractor - the B.  The information above is very accurate and most helpful.

Two things can happen with the sickle mower.. ONE is you can move the lever when the sickle is vertical and that will cause it to try to roatate and break the stick ( or something).. the SECOND is you can bump the sickle and the blades can shift slightly in the bar and PINCH or CUT something..... If you remove the belt on the back pulley, then you can run the pto and test, and run the hydraulics if you have them, without worrying about the sickle being powered.....Second is keeping the teeth/ cutters from moving on the bar... You can slide the drain tile over the bar as you said... i have a plywood bracket with a couple WOOD teeth that sets on the bar and in between a couple teeth and i strap it on with a bungie cord, to keep the teeth/ cutters from shifting.

Does anyone know where I can buy or download the manual so I can lean about the machine more

Ok, yeah right now it will pull start (didn't get it though when rolling of the trailer) hopefully will get my problems fixed Friday, with flooded engine I just let sit? Or should I turn fuel off and crank it (like I was hot starting it

First I like looks of your tractor. When crank starting never wrap your thumb around the crank. Pull the crank with your fingers only in case it back fires. I have found that they all seem to have a different preference to how they will start. Do you have a kill switch? Spark and good gas flow? Do a search on crank starting a B.  Have you had it running at all? 

I don't want to say they're wrong about a sickle mower being dangerous, because they can be, but unless it's going to shows, I don't see a need for a fancy cover if you just treat it like a loaded gun and be mindful of where you place your hands. When folding my mower up and letting it down, I only place my hands on the skid plate/swath board on the end of the mower. It's about the safest place as it's easy to hold on to and there's no blade very close. 

BraedonAllisB wrote: https://youtu.be/1oo-X5yKSwA here is the link to the video of it, forgot to mention it has some magneto problems, was told it wont always crank start, was told that can adjust the spark or something

thank you everyone, yes i will be careful with my sickle, or should i say "Rabbid Gun" lol. just picked up the tractor today, having trouble starting it up thought, not sure what i am doing wrong (i will post a video of it on my youtube channel and see if someone can tell me what i am doing wrong, not sure if i will end up getting 3 point for it though, maybe just some pull type implements, i will go shoot some video of it and give the link to the video. yeah ive watched some videos on the videos and they are little beasts.

Welcome to the forum Braedon. Good to see more young guys on here to keep the forum going. Like creston said you might be the youngest as both of us are 21, might be a couple other of us here somewhere. Always be thinking one step ahead when using a tractor without live PTO, especially when you have something hooked up like a brush hog. It will push the tractor forward even after you hit the clutch unless you get an overrunning clutch. Our baler has one built in and it makes a huge difference when running it with the D-19 or the H. Also may want to stick to drawn implements as much as possible.