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    Wheat with an A-C AllCrop 40

    Honestly, I use the same argument with my neighbors who make fun of my little combine. I point out that there are lots of people who mow 1-3 acres every week with a 42" riding mower and think nothing of it. If you compare the number of hours spent over the summer on a riding mower versus the...
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    Wheat with an A-C AllCrop 40

    As Mike(WA) noticed, the picture is from last year when I had Oats. This year is definitely Wheat... I haven't started yet, but will get going this week. The picture was posted as a teaser. BTW, the tractor is a C, not a CA, although a friend has an All-Crop 40 that he pulls with a CA. Don't...
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    Wheat with an A-C AllCrop 40

    Never mind the reference to sending a PM, my e-mail is open, and that will work better anyway... Brett
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    Wheat with an A-C AllCrop 40

    Wheat harvest seems to be coming a little earlier than usual in the Shanandoah Valley of VA this year. It looks like I'll be getting started some time this week. Due to my day job, I won't begin cutting until 5:30 or so each day, and will probably quit around 7:30 or whenever the straw gets...
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    Allis Chalmers 40 combine

    Here"s a link to a post that I made last summer. I have the same field in wheat this year, and we expect to have the same two model 40"s in the field again. Oats with an All Crop 40
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    Oats with an A-C All Crop 40

    I have posted these on another AC board, but thought the folks here might enjoy them as well. Last summer I helped a friend harvest 4 acres of wheat with his All Crop 40, and I had so much fun that I convinced myself to rebuild my 40 and plant a little grain for this year. I knew that my 40...
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    Reground tappets okay on used cam for B engine?

    When I rebuilt the engine in my C, all of the tappets had worn concave or flat. They should be very slightly convex. My research showed that flathead Fords used a 96" radius on their tappets, so I came up with a setup on the tool and cutter grinder to resurface them to that radius. In...
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    2 Row vintage corn planters

    I would love to find an early Allis pull type (pre-Snap Coupler). I think it was a 400 series?? They have a funny tongue and hitch arrangement that sets the planting depth. Brett
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    discontinued

    According to my Factory service manual, the spring was only used on the earliest pumps. It is to be left out when the valve is reassembled. The I&T manual says the same thing.
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