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so who's the lucky fellow that got this
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    Posted: 03 Nov 2016 at 10:48am
Posted this in the wrong section earlier, so brought it up where it belonged.
Forgot about something I was watching and then remembered couple hours to late.
So who's the lucky fellow that got this one added to their herd?
http://www.auctiontime.com/listings/farm-equipment/auction-results/list?Manu=&Mdltxt=UC&mdlx=Contains&keywords=allis+chalmers&Cond=All&SortOrder=26&scf=False&CTRY=&ST=&OAuctions=1
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I suspect if the new owner is on the forum, he is embarrassed to admit he stole it!
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i watched it sell. too far away for me.....
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Unfortunately that looks like it went for scrap metal prices.
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That's quite the "plumbers nightmare" for a fuel system!! LOL
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may have been on LP for a time?
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Originally posted by Alberta Phil Alberta Phil wrote:

That's quite the "plumbers nightmare" for a fuel system!! LOL
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that looks like the dual fuel carb that's on the WD-45 gas/propane tractors. I would guess that they used the tractor as a stationary pto power and had a large propane tank nearby
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