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    Posted: 23 Jan 2010 at 8:01pm

Anyone have information about these utility trailers made by Snowco?   One trailer has an Allis Chalmers label on it, other one does not.   Did Snowco make them for  IH, JD and others?   At a show last October an older gentleman  told me he had a sales brochure on them.   A month later the brochure arrived and guess what---they were painted pearl gray and foam green.  There were 2 models 946 and 1146 made by The Snow Co of Omaha, Ne, warranted by Allis Chalmers.   Thanks for any additional info.

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 Another picture:  946 on the left and 1146 on the right.

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Love your trailers! Tow-Bee was made before them. It was same color as B 10-12's 110's 112's Yellow and cream. And yes Snowco made them for all the other companies back then also. If you ever run across a Terra Tiger trailer let us know ))
5 different TT-10's,5 TT-18's Terra Tigers,B-10,2 B-207's,B-110,2 B-112's,HB-112,B-210,B-212,HB212,2 Scamp's & Homilite T-10. Still hunting NICE HB-112 & anything Terra Tiger & Trailers for them.   
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Do you have the terra tigers that go with them?
sometimes I walk out to my shop and look around and think--- "who's the idiot that owns this place?"
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Jay,  yes  I have two terra tigers, one for each trailer.
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are these the terra tiger trailers?  I know a guy who has one of these, what aer they worth as he wants 500.00 for it, is it worth it?  Thanks, Dustin
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They are not the true Terra Tiger trailers, but rather the Tow Bee was a utility trailer that could be used for lawn mowers and such. 
Mark, does either of your trailers have the allis chalmers decal that runs along the frame on each side of the trailer (between the front and the wheel)??  I am in great need for a source for this decal.  Does anyone know how or where to get one.  I have measurements somewhere but I think it was approx 2 inches by 18 inches and was a "see through" decal. 
Please post or PM me if anyone has any further info as I would like to finish my up correctly.
Also I would like any other close up pictures of the lights, and the winch you have on that one.  Did you end up re-wiring your trailers?  Was that hard running the wire?
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I would check with lyle wacker  he has many size decals .I have a snowco trailor that I was going to restore one of these days we have owned 30 yrs been a great little trailer .its retired now waiting its turn to get a new look  
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Tried him about a year ago and no luck.  Thanks anyway for the idea.
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There is a small metal plate to the left of the tongue that has tha Allis Chalmers logo on one of the  trailers (model 1146).  The trailers were painted before I received the brochure on Snowco Trailers.  If I decide to give them a fresh look someday, I will go back with the original pearl gray and foam green.  One trailer had what looked like the original light hangers, the orther did not.  Both are rewired, one with newer lights, the other one  with smaller old style.
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Originally posted by Justin Widlund (IA) Justin Widlund (IA) wrote:

They are not the true Terra Tiger trailers, but rather the Tow Bee was a utility trailer that could be used for lawn mowers and such. 
Mark, does either of your trailers have the allis chalmers decal that runs along the frame on each side of the trailer (between the front and the wheel)??  I am in great need for a source for this decal.  Does anyone know how or where to get one.  I have measurements somewhere but I think it was approx 2 inches by 18 inches and was a "see through" decal. 
Please post or PM me if anyone has any further info as I would like to finish my up correctly.
Also I would like any other close up pictures of the lights, and the winch you have on that one.  Did you end up re-wiring your trailers?  Was that hard running the wire?
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Justin, check with Corey at FS Decals and Graphics. He may possibly have them or could make them. His e-mail: daysnight@mac.com 
Good luck..........

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mine has a hyd jack under the hitch, not quite sure what its for, mine is painted gray with ac decals on it.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Jay IN Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 Jan 2010 at 8:05am
Well, the trailers look real nice. NOW lets see some pics of the Terra Tigers! I have wanted one of them since I was a kid and that was 40 years ago. Couldnt afford one then and probably cant afford one now. BUT WE ALL WOULD STILL LIKE TO SEE SOME PICTURES !!

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sometimes I walk out to my shop and look around and think--- "who's the idiot that owns this place?"
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Marks trailers are lawn and garden trailers. Terra tiger trailers are wider, shorter and square on both ends,  rotate 90 degrees and tilt to load and unload them. They were yellow also. We have 11 or 12 Terra tigers at this time. If you need any info or parts for them let us know.
 
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what are one of these trailers worth?
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No Idea, but if you know of one for sale or find one, we'll pay you a finders fee if we get it brought! There are a couple different models of them also!
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Haven't looked to see what model it is but I just gave 500.00 for my Snowco trailer this past year. It's been used well and has had some refabrication done on it but it's in good shape and very restoreable. I've been looking for one for years and they aren't real many of them in the south east. I had a few bucks in the tractor fund whan I found it so I jumped on it.
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Jeff,  Thanks for posting a picture of the terra tiger trailer, neat outfit.   Also enjoyed pics of your terra tigers.
Jay,   here is a picture of my terra tigers,all tucked away for a long winters nap.
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I have a trailer for a terra tiger. I bought it new in 1963. I sold my tiger but have been using it for my Max 6 wheeler. I would take $1,000.00 for the trailer. Thanks Bob
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My wife tells me that i am about 10 years off in the time i got the terra tiger trailer more like "1973". Sorry . Bob
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Would like to buy your Terra Tiger trailer! I PM'd you also. Hope to hear from you soon.
 
 
 
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To BJ Farmer and whomever else might have a Terra Tiger Trailer:

I would like to invite you to the Gathering of the Orange in Albert City Iowa This August.  Since these are fairly rare there is quite a bit of interest in these and it would be a great addition to the show so everyone can learn a little more about them (bring the Terra Tiger(s) too!)  
www.albertcitythreshermen.com
Let me know if you would like any more details.  Again, I would like to get one of these at the show.

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Hi: I haven't heard from you on the tiger trailer? Would like to get the deposit for the trailer. I have some other people with interst in buying it also. Thanks Bob Jones 309-945-5382
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BJ you had me going on that date.  I transferred into Columbia, SC with Mclean Trucking Co. in 1968 and I remember when the plant opened up in Lexington.  The Terra Tigers ,when crated for shipping, were a nightmare to move from trailer to trailer due to the width of the crate.  I will admit, I was a happy camper when they announced they were going to stop building them and go to making lawn mowers etc....The building is still there but the pine trees have grown to just about hide it from I-20. I have wondered who owns it as to my knowledge no manufacturing of any kind was ever done after AC moved out of it.  Gruman aircraft used it as a storage facility at one time and would ocassionally ship out something.  I recall the AC logo was on a corner of the building that faced the interstate and was still there until the trees blocked it from view.
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Hi:   Alot of great times were had with the "TIGER" We wound up raceing them . My wife won the "Powder Puff " Illinois state ATV Championship with the tiger."WE WERE A LITTLE BIT YOUNGER THEN. Thanks for the interest.   BJ FAMFRM
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I have a snowco trailer that look mostly like this one pictured with a straight tongue.  Which model do i have....946 or the 1146.
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The trailer hitch swinging to the side for easy unload is soooo cooool !  Great ideas.
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