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    Posted: 06 Jun 2017 at 11:43am
What tractor would have been "paired up" with an All Crop 9' 15x7 or 157 model drill? They were later than the wd45 werent they??
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45 is the bigger one, I have seen a smaller one that will go on a CA...
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What do u mean by that?
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Is the All Crop 15-7 Drill a hard to come by unit? Do you think a wd45 would handle it ok....i dont jnow why but i cant find much info on them.
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Does anyone have any experience with one of these?
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Does anyone have any experience with one of these?
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All the drills shared the same design and working parts. So the 9x7 ran and worked just like the 24x7. The All-Crop Drills are still a good tool for planting crops today. One can set the proper population and plant side by side with the newer drills of today.

Allis did not have model numbers or serial numbers for the drills. They just simply ordered them by the number of rows and spacing between rows. So a 15x7 would be a 15 row drill with the rows spaced 7" apart.

Allis started making the All-Crop Drill in the early 1950's. The 9x7 was for the "CA" and the 11x7 for the "WD". In 1957 Allis added the 15x7, 18x7 and 24x7.
In 1959 the following models were available:
9x7 mounted and pull type
11x7 mounted and pull type
13x7 pull type
15x7 pull type
16x10 pull type
18x7 pull type
24x7 pull type



Edited by DennisA (IL) - 07 Jun 2017 at 10:32pm
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Thanks for looking that up Dennis! Thats some good info. I appreciate that.
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