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  1. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Boonville Antique Steam And Gas Engine Club Fall show

    Gene - this is Boonville,IN and a different club than the Missouri River Valley Steam Engine Association. 🙂
  2. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Implement Salvage Yards

    Not in your requested area but Cook Tractor in Clinton, MO has a big round baler salvage yard as part of the combine salvage yard. If you look them up you want to call the combine yard, not the tractor one.
  3. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Winter Boots

    +1 Got a pair last year and love them.
  4. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Wd

    Looks good! That location for the belt driven pump is basically the same as Allis did for the D17 Series III and IV.
  5. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    F2 thresher beater

    See attached pages from the service manual. Looks like it comes out the top when you remove the top plate from the feeder house.
  6. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    PTO shifter just flops around

    Well this sort of just got discussed over on the "other" Allis forum. I can't link to it though or post a picture of what Dr. Allis said so I'm copying it here with credit to him: My tool (which I don't have anymore) was a solid piece of 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" SQUARE steel stock at least 24 inches...
  7. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    PTO shifter just flops around

    You probably sheared the roll pin that connected the fork to the shaft on the shift lever. So the sliding coupler doesn't move anymore onto the rear PTO shaft to engage. You can't access it from the transmission cover as it's not in that compartment, it's in the torque tube just forward of...
  8. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Mo corn 24'

    What day maturity and when did you plant it? Here in Cooper County I haven't seen anyone shelling yet but many have to be close with lots of corn being planted 3rd week of April before the monsoon season started until late May. My 108 day corn didn't get planted until May 19th so I'm about...
  9. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Show pictures from the American Thresherman show in Pinckneyville, IL

    Joe - it was great to get to catch up to you again in person on Saturday. Great turnout of Allis tractors at the show.
  10. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    1970 AC 190xt series 3 power director pressures

    Thanks for the update and glad to hear it's all repaired and operating correctly again. So many posters don't ever report back as the the final resolution.
  11. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    1970 AC 190xt series 3 power director pressures

    The shims for the spool, the flange bushing, inside bushing and the linkage shaft were still available from AGCO in 2018 when I worked on my 190XT. I believe you can double up that flange bushing and put one on each side of where it goes through the bracket to make it last longer and have less...
  12. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Round Baler Junkyards

    If I remember right the Combine salvage yard at Cook Tractor in Clinton, MO also has round baler salvage.
  13. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    All crop settings.

    From the 66 book for "Rye" which should be the same as for a 72: Cylinder speed: 1400-1600 Cylinder bars: 8 Concave bars: 1-2 Shelling plate: 1/4 - 1/2 Concaves: 1/4 - 1/2 Wind vanes: 1/2 Chaffer: 2/3 Sieve: 1/3 Finishing screen: 5/32 X 3/4 (Wheat screen) Tailing elevator sieve: 3/8...
  14. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Allis 200 power director

    I believe if you look in the parts book, you'll see that the high side has one less set of plates than the low side by design. I think the engineers calculated the faster speed of the high side could transmit the same power with fewer plates. Same kind of theory that a 1000 PTO can...
  15. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Gleaner K Variable Reel Speed Driven Sheave

    Very much appreciate the follow-up post. Very few do that and it really helps those that in the future that search for information on the same problem.
  16. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Allis Chalmers 3 bottom Roll-Over Plow

    I guess I didn't make my post as clear as I should have. I only have regular plows, two 74's (one 3 point, one Snap Coupler) and a 73 (snap coupler). I have regular tail wheels on all 3 - they easily bolt to the last bottom frame. My dad had a 73 with a long landslide on the back bottom...
  17. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Allis Chalmers 3 bottom Roll-Over Plow

    Does the tail wheel look like this? All 3 of my current 70 series plows have bolt on tail wheels but the one my father had when I was a kid did not. It had the long landslide on the back bottom instead. Those tail wheels do not look like the one here in this picture.
  18. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Allis Chalmers 3 bottom Roll-Over Plow

    Allis made 70 and 80 series plows as hydraulic roll-over's along with the regular mounted plows. If your regular mounted plow is a 70 or 80 series and they look the same I think you have your answer.
  19. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Trying to figure out a D17 hydraulic issue...

    Check hydraulic oil using the dipstick with a hex head to the front and left of the transmission gear shift lever. D17 Series IV takes 24 quarts in that compartment (separate from the transmission which is the dipstick ahead and to the right of the gear shift). Also make sure both those rear...
  20. Skyhighballoon(MO)

    Trying to figure out a D17 hydraulic issue...

    Bob - my 1965 D17 Series IV Snap Coupler had it's feelings hurt when I showed it your comment. LOL! :LOL:
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