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    1939 9N

    hat is just plain awesome....period.
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    Saved from the scrap

    wow, glad you rescued it
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    154 cub lowboy. Opinions wanted

    I have two of them, they are good little machines, and they both made a lot of noise when I bought them. Check each pulley, I am sure you will find one if not all have bearing issues.
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    Allis H3 dozer info request.

    I had a 61 H3 Loader, the biggest issue with these is the steering clutches, the mounting bolts for the clutches tend to shear off, and the idler wheels need to be greased and checked for looseness every year...other than that, awesome little machine.
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    2 new cubs, one with loader

    I know that I would fix it up nice and pretty, hell I would even buy it from you.
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    Planting corn

    Debating on what to do to get ready for next year for corn ground. Thinking about ripping bean ground and spreading dry fertilizer with nutrisphere or having NH2 custom applied. Any opinions?
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    1961 Allis H3 Loader

    I have a 61 H3 with d15 gas engine. Does anyone have a good used engine for sale. Also thought about diesel conversion..
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    H-3 A.C. crawler

    I don"t know the oil spec for the shuttle, I have 30sae ND in mine. Right above each rear sprocket you should see an adjustment bolt with a jam nut for the steering clutches. You should have about 1 to 2 inches of free play on the steering levers. I know with mine the steering clutches sieze...
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    Allis Chalmers H3

    Marshall Machine in honesdale, P.A. I think they have a web sight. They have dozens of H3's and H4D's waiting to be parted out.
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    H-3 A.C. crawler

    I owned my H3 for almost 7 years now. Replaced one roller and a head gasket. Has alot of power for a small machine, but I would never sell it or trade it off. Has always started right up even after sitting all winter. I don't know if welding on a build up will help, but there is aplace near...
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