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    Allis Chalmers Model G hydraulic pump lever

    Jim Thanks Much ! I looked at the site and they have the Hydraulic Manual so I will make a donation and download it. Looking through it I did not see anything about the "Shift Lever" linkage or if you are supposed to run the tractor all the time with the pump in gear or only put the pump in...
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    Allis Chalmers Model G hydraulic pump lever

    On my Dads Allis Chalmers model G is a hydraulic pump bolted to the transmission. It has two levers on the top. One is for the hydraulic pressure and has linkage to a handle. The other is to shift the pump gears in and out but has no linkage. I have not seen any linkage on other Model G's with...
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    Allis Chalmers road flare box

    Jim After I got your reply I went on ebay and found a flare box, in much better condition but identical, the lettering on it was good. It read TRUK FLAR, Anthes Force Oiler Co. I then took the flare box back out to the barn and went round the Lincoln welder, which is orange and found four...
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    Allis Chalmers road flare box

    Jim Black letters are painted on the box. They are very hard to read but what I can says (TRG???EAR) then below that in smaller letters is (ANTILES Force OILERS Co. Ft. Mader?????) I have my Dads 1947 Lincoln welder which is on a trailer and maybe they were for that ? Thanks for the reply Lark
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    Allis Chalmers road flare box

    I have my Dads 1949 Allis Chalmers model G. He bought it new with all accessories. In the barn with the seeder cans and plows is a flare box with three kerosene road flares in it. It is approximately five inch's square by two feet long with a lid. It is painted Allis Chalmers orange so I know it...
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    Wisconsin VF4 muffler, flying saucer style

    Hey Thank You so much!! I just bought the one for $48.00. If I could figure out how to put photos of this welder on here I would send you them. I am almost done. It still starts with half a turn on the hand crank and welds like a champ! Thanks Again Lark
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    Wisconsin VF4 muffler, flying saucer style

    I am restoring a 1947 Lincoln 200 Special welder with a Wisconsin VF4 engine that has been in my family for 72 years. I am searching for the original style muffler "flying saucer" type. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Lark
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