Allis-Chalmers B?

[Dusty MI]

If I remember right the difference is, a B has a wide front end/axel, which makes it a ONE row cultivating, and the C has a narrow, which makes it TWO row.
We had a C.

 

[Kevinwterry]

Where are you located? I am in eastern Washington. Thanks, Mike

Custer, wa. North of bellingham up by the Canadian border

 

[Tramway Guy]

If I remember right the difference is, a B has a wide front end/axel, which makes it a ONE row cultivating, and the C has a narrow, which makes it TWO row.
We had a C.

The ‘B’ was considered a 1-row tractor and the wider ‘C’ was a 2-row. The ‘C’ could be ordered with a single front, narrow front, or adjustable wide front.
The rear ends were narrower on the ‘B’.

 

[mschwartz]

Custer, wa. North of bellingham up by the Canadian border

Bummer, I was just up to lynden yesterday to pick up a CA that I bought at the auction at the fairgrounds. Mike

 

[Kevinwterry]

Bummer, I was just up to lynden yesterday to pick up a CA that I bought at the auction at the fairgrounds. Mike

I didn't here about an auction at the fairgrounds. What was it called? Should have stuck around for the meridian equipment auction right outside of lynden this last weekend. They had a couple model "g".

 

[mschwartz]

I didn't here about an auction at the fairgrounds. What was it called? Should have stuck around for the meridian equipment auction right outside of lynden this last weekend. They had a couple model "g".

Booker auction company had an offsite auction and someone named Fred organized the old tractor consignment at the bertusen park

 

[Mcrafty1]

Don't write that engine off, that has wet sleeves and could be rebuilt for a reasonable price if the block is sound , And like everyone says on here, there were many of them made so parts are plentiful.