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    Allis IB

    Thankyou for responding to my quieres on the IB. Your information will be useful. Ralph
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    Allis IB

    Am restoring the above tractor and need to know the size of tires and type they put on the front of it. As a matter of interest what was the market intended by Allis Chalmers for the IB? Its heavy wrap around frame indicates they had some ambitious plans for it.
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    Allis IB

    Just pulled into my shop a recent purchase, an IB. Strange thing. When I steer to the right it turns left! Is that characteristic of the IB or did someone put the pinion on thte wrong side of the gearbox?
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    Allis IB

    Just pulled into my shop a recent purchase, an IB. Strange thing. When I steer to the right it turns left! Is that characteristic of the IB or did someone put the pinion on thte wrong side of the gearbox?
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    cockshutt 30

    Phil, My email may have been confusing. It is the seal on the right rear axle. Ralph
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    cockshutt 30

    Phil, My email may have been confusing. It is the seal on the right rear axle. Ralph
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    cockshutt 30

    How do you replace a rear seal on a Cockshutt 30?
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    cockshutt 20 grill

    Thanks for responding. I just found it. Not looking I guess. I need price and availability on a) grill set b) screen set, if not included in above c) vertical 'cockshutt' nose strip.
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    cockshutt 20 grill

    I am restoring a Cockmshutt 20, and discovered my grill set does not have any wire mesh behind the horizontal bars. I am reluctant to spend $239 on a new set. Can anyone tell me a)how heavy the mesh is that they used and b), how did they attach it?
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    oliver 440

    I am restoring a Cockshutt 20. When I got to the grill I noticed that there was no wire mesh behind the outer horizontal members. Short of spending $239 for a new grill set does anyone know, a)how heavy the mesh was that they used and b)how was the mesh attached?
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    oliver 440

    I am restoring a Cockshutt 20. When I got to the grill I noticed that there was no wire mesh behind the outer horizontal members. Short of spending $239 for a new grill set does anyone know, a)how heavy the mesh was that they used and b)how was the mesh attached?
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    oliver 440

    I know little about Olivers but am interested, especially the 440. 1) Was it an offset? 2) How many were made? 3) Is the 44 a forerunner to the 440? 4) Are there ever any for sale?
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    cockshutt 20.

    Have purchased and are restoring a Cockshutt 20. How do the fenders mount to the rear housing? Mine has two angle irons, 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 24 inches long. There is a series of holes on the upper leg. Is that the way they came out? It works but looks rather crude. Please elaborate
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    Cockshutt 20

    Am restoring a 20 and am looking for a part that I bet no one has. It is the 3inch wide U shaped spring which supports the pan seat. Two legs, about 12 inches long, a rise of 9 inches. Is there actually someone out in ether land that has one?
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