Literature---Late 1930's Allis Chalmers Tractor Brochure

[CraigWis]

Here I have a Late 1930's Early 1940's Allis Chalmers Brochure Mostly on the Tractors
From what Tractors is shown in it. It would be from 1938-1942 range
It is missing the front cover and the information for the B tractor would have been on the inside cover
It would have been a 32 page Brochure,. Here are 10

 

[rrlund]

The unstyled WC was Dad's favorite tractor. He never owned one though. He farmed with a B the first year after the war and had an RC that he took on trade for something.

 

[NY 986]

The WC and B did well around here in terms of sales.

 

[mschwartz]

I still want a UC to play with, would like to be able to compare to the WM crawlers that I have. Never came across one here in eastern Washington. Thanks for posting, Mike

 

[npowell]

Here I have a Late 1930's Early 1940's Allis Chalmers Brochure Mostly on the Tractors
From what Tractors is shown in it. It would be from 1938-1942 range
It is missing the front cover and the information for the B tractor would have been on the inside cover
It would have been a 32 page Brochure,. Here are 10

The only tractor my grandfather ever bought new was a '46 WC. I suppose any tractor was easier on one's back than no tractor. But the brochure's boast that the WC "will save your back" rings a little hollow for me. I guess the one in the brochure at least had a back support. Wonder why later models omitted that. Saving $, I suppose.

Not sure how convenient the hand brakes were, either:-/ So many years later, I cannot quite remember how I steered while pulling on both hand brakes