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    3 Bottom Plows

    Should be no problem to add the tail wheel. The tire is a 4x9.00 if i remember correctly. It is a two piece rim that you separate to install a new tire/tube. Y0u will need to swap the beaming screw setup from one to the other also. As far as plow series: The two are either 60 or 70 series...
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    Allis Chalmers plow and cultivator ID.

    AC made many different numbered bottoms that would fit on various series of plows. Without knowing the number of the bottom, it will be more difficult to find shares or shins. Your plow seems to have aftermarket shins to help roll the furrow over so to find those, you would need to know the...
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    AC 82S mower question

    I measured the bars and don't have any 9 ft ones. Have one gearbox to sell.
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    twin engine dozer in the movies

    if it was a pea green color, it was probably an Euclid brand dozer. Twin 6-71 Detroit engines if I remember right.
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    Allis Chalmers plow and cultivator ID.

    The plow is a model 83 (80 series, 3 bottoms). 80 series had the spring latch mechanism for tripping the bottoms when you hit rocks. Someone has installed small flat bars bolted just above the spring brackets so the bottoms won't release right now if you were to hit a rock. D-17 should pull...
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    AC 82S mower question

    I may have a bar to sell but I would need to measure it to see if it is a 9ft. Located south central MN.
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    Allis Chalmers WM starter needed

    These are hard to come by and I have heard that a suitable replacement could be a starter from a DC Case. You will need to orientate the starter so the bendix lines up with the ring gear and probably drill a different hole in the flange of the starter for the set screw dowel to line up correctly.
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    190 XT Fluids?

    If you drain the rearend, you will get a good portion of the oil out of the transmission. I am trying to visualize the housing and can't remember if the casting design will prevent all the tranny oil from draining into the rearend. You will need to drain both if that's the case. I wish I...
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    190 XT Fluids?

    Hello, if you are sitting on the seat the dipstick with the left one (hex head) is for the hydraulics including the rear hitch & remotes, power steering and power director clutch. The right one is the transmission and rear end. The hydraulics use universal hydraulic fluid and the...
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    AC wagon gear ?

    AC bought their gears from electric wheel company so maybe expand your search since electric made gears for many implement companies..... I would assume the hubs would be interchangeable.
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    Early 50's Model 53 3 bottom plow

    As far as the snap coupler goes, I believe you could unbolt the pin type and put a snap coupler eye to match your tractor instead of changing the tractor. I would think someone would have a snap coupler plow junked out and sell the part you need. The mold boards are another story.... I am not...
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    Wiring Harness D17 Diesel Series I

    I am sure if AGCO has a harness available they will be expensive. Here is an aftermarket place I found online. I have not bought anything from them so I cannot vouch for quality or customer service. http://www.wiringharnesses.com/catalog.pdf
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    AC 60-66 WITH CORN HEAD

    I am sure it was very hard on the machine inside. The ears eat up the cylinder bars, shelling plate and the concave bars. It makes quite a noise when the cobs go through the machine. They were not very practical since many farmers still picked ear corn or chopped silage. Plus they had limited...
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    AC 60-66 WITH CORN HEAD

    They made around 800 corn heads for the pull type combines but not all were sold. We have one, Hope this picture works.
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    Allis 3 bottom plow

    If it were an adjustable frame, it would have slotted holes with special washers to keep the frame in place. Pics would help. The 383904 is a part number and could be for the bottom. I don't have my parts book to look it up.
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