What did you do with your Allis Today?

dr p wrote: Rotobaled some of the cleanest hay hay have ever seen( think it got rained on 5 times).

  When I read that I wondered, "No weeds?" Rained on 5 times, probably not the best hay you ever baled.

Rotobaled some of the cleanest hay hay have ever seen( think it got rained on 5 times).

Finished baling first with the 190XT series III pulling a CaseIH 551SB. Temps were high 90s yesterday, topped 100 today. I have the Egging cab, days like today make me think I should see if I can find a replacement fan - it has the housing but no fan or adapter plate

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Nice work getting out there between the rain! Mowing the trail sounds like a great way to make use of the Allis and give the grandkids some room to roam. That carryall setup with the box on a pallet is a smart idea versatile and practical for all kinds of jobs around the property. Thanks for sharing the video too!

Taught Mollie a bad habit

Put the box blade on the 170 to work over the driveway.
Then....

Grabbed the Woods to try getting a handle on this thistle patch. Hopefully I got to it before the seed pod developed

Got my new to me 1981 AC 5030 running after many many years of sitting in my neighbors field. He finally sold it to me.

The teff is a new thing for us, the plan is to make hay with it. My brother runs the farm, I help when I can. We produce small bale(16x18) grass hay and alfalfa, he has a yard he rents on the other side of the state where he does direct sales every Saturday. Right now teff seems to have a lot more demand than supply, so we picked up some small fields that weren't being farmed and we are going to try something new.

Neighbor gave me a Massey Ferguson dirt scoop. Fitted it to the 175 and played with it improving the lane. Ended my quest for a D series when I found a '57 Series 1 D17 last week. It's in pretty nice shape, good oil pressure, power steering, front end good, tin is good, has not had a loader on it, runs like a top. First tractor I've had that has snap couple and working traction booster with gauge. That "500 lb" snap coupler to 3 point adapter came with it. Needs tires and wheel but have that covered. I'm now the third owner; Story is the first guy bought it new, used it for a small farm, he died, the son sold it to the second guy.
He bought it to plow driveway, got it home and found he had more tractor than distance. He put new plugs, manifold gaskets, fan belt in it. I'm going to hook it to a couple windfall aspen this morning and see how it behaves under a little load.

7045 and DA385 got the beans in
190XT and 3pt spring tooth harrow worked the sweet corn patch. 170 and green 4 row planter got the first batch of sweet corn planted
Funny thing about that open station 190XT, it feels really high off the ground compared to the cab tractors

Edited by plummerscarin - 11 May 2025 at 4:31pm

Today I hooked the offset to the 7000, and my brother started disking some small patches that are going to be planted to teff. I started pulling the water pump off the recently purchased 190XT series one. Not today but sometime this week the mower was put on the 190XT series three.

Ted

Nice pictures guys. I used the 9735 agco-allis and 8702 white planter to put in the corn plots. 25 different varieties each plot about 2200 by 30 feet. had my daughter and wife helping, started about 1 and just got done about an hour ago. Now just planting out the leftover mixed seed. If I don't run out of steam I should get this field in by 2. Supposed to start raining at 8 so I want it done.

Moved a few things around with that 190XT

Might be able to use it tomorrow to work over the sweet corn patch

I went and harvested (not really) with the ol 410.
Think I have an overkill of a tractor? Needed my duels on for the picture!!

Really was just was moving the harvester.