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    Posted: 20 Nov 2011 at 11:43am
I visited an allis lover near me the other day and saw another attachment I'd like to find. I don't know the real name of it. It mounts on the front end between the tires of a model c and is ment to clear the mud out of the tires. If you have on you want to part with let me know please. Thanks Aj
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I've seen a few of them on e-bay for a WC, I have one for a WC but haven't seen one for a C. Looking at mine I think you could make one pretty easy, especially if you had one there to copy.
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Prolly could. But my goal is to keep everything original as possible. That's why I'm asking for help from everyone.
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Funny thing is I've never seen one in a parts book (or I'm not looking in the right spot)so it could be they were never factory?
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Two of the three C's I've owned have had the mud scraper.
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Do yours look factory? Mine definitely looks homemade.
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If mine were homemade they did a darn good job. I always thought they were factory.
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Does anyone have a picture of the mud scraper?
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Thought I had a pic of one mounted, but all I can find is this one.
 
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Originally posted by JohnCinMd JohnCinMd wrote:

Thought I had a pic of one mounted, but all I can find is this one.
 
Thanks John.
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Dad has one on his WD45 but neither mine or my sisters have one on it.
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That doesn't look anything like the ones I had. Mine came around the back of the tire more if I remember right.
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   These were made by Yetter:
 
 
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The one on the right looks like the ones I  had.
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  not listed in the price book  as an option   was aftermarket  in my time
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We had one like it  on a Farmall H and I think it was aftermarket.
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I had one on my JD B that was homemade.
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WE had a WC and never needed one in mud but my dad got it out in wet snow a few times and the front weels lock down.  Scraper might have helped in that situation. Liked to have  not got it back to shed.
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We never had any. but I think they were used more with corn pickers than anything else. Course once they were on they usually weren't taken off.
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Here is one up for bids for a WD.
 
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