$ to haul d14 from bolivar, ny to central pa.

I'm thinking of buying a d14 with loader in bolivar, ny, but I would have to have it shipped to my location which is aprox 40 miles north east of state college pa.  it's about 150 miles one way.  before making any commitments on the tractor I wanted to see if there was anybody that could haul it and a price.  Thanks dt.

150 miles divided by 10MPH = 15hrs seat time!

Gary Burnett wrote: 150 miles divided by 10MPH = 15hrs seat time!

Don't have hemorrhoids, but would after that ride!!!!

X2 on the U-Haul comment. They do not allow tractors/farm equipment to be hauled on their equipment.
Read the contract, if you have a flat (they do not provide a spare) and they send the U-Haul guy out, he will unhook your vehicle and confiscate the load if vehicle is not what you wrote in the rental agreement.

I think that is s real pizzer with UHaul.

I hauled a tractor once and called it an antique Cadillac. 

Trip to far NE AR for D15II that I had the fella measure. Had the front all the way out and two position 14.9 rears on the widest setting. Did not have the gooseneck at that time and grabbed a brand new car hauler (rail type) from a friend who just picked up a distributorship. He let me have it as it was new and he knew I needed to get it picked up that weekend as seller started bein' a stinker. Told me SOME of the details with the rules and later found out they are very specific.
Won't do it again for sure but now have two trailers, both with double spares and can haul anything I need.

now that I know I can get it hauled, thanks to some great folks on here, I'm gonna make the trip up to look at it as soon as I can.  I guess it's gonna need a rear tire and tube, fella said they are 14.9x26.......bit of an odd size to me, not used to hearing 26"

I'll let ya know what happens and post some pic's, if I don't forget the camera.


Edited by dt1050 - 29 Mar 2017 at 4:16am

dt1050 wrote: now that I know I can get it hauled, thanks to some great folks on here, I'm gonna make the trip up to look at it as soon as I can.  I guess it's gonna need a rear tire and tube, fella said they are 14.9x26.......bit of an odd size to me, not used to hearing 26" I'll let ya know what happens and post some pic's, if I don't forget the camera.

I think I have 3 of the D14 models around here for parts

Allis dave wrote: D15's had 26" tires and probably D14's. Always seemed weird to me that the D15 was suppose to be WD45 equivalent, but had the small tires.

I seen on tractor data that it took 26" in rubber, but thought it was a typo...guess not..lol

Gary Burnett, I ought to just move closer to Virginia..

The d14 should be coming home to my garage today, once I seen the factory power steering and was good and straight I knew I wanted it.  Thanks to all that responded.  A huge thank you goes out to the fella's willing to take time out of there day to haul an allis for a fella they don't even know.  once the tractor is here I'll get some pics and post.  have to take the owners word that it doesn't pop out of gear, since the right rear was knocked off the bead.  more on that later.  full hydraulic loader, but no loader bucket, just hay forks, the loader has an allis tag on it, but I can't read it.

again thanks to all that agreed to help.
Gary Burnet,  thanks for all the info on the d-14
ed&sherry, I can't thank you enough for hauling it for me.

14.9X26 is real common COMBINE tire size ! I have 4 or 5 on my D-14s. I bought a pair after a 'combine demo derby' at local fair. Not pretty BUT they've held air for 10 years!
Original size was 12/13.2 x 26 and you'll need a bank loan to buy new ones !!
Anyone who says my 'tires and rims look funny / not original' can buy me the 'proper' ones...I'm mo rehtna happy for donation!!

Jay