We'll give this a try (Puzzles)

[K-Mo]

Albert City Threshing Show is coming Soon.

https://jigex.com/89FzX

https://jigex.com/osnti

https://jigex.com/SHmS4

https://jigex.com/Uickg

 

[Rich'sToys]

Thanks for posting! I did one of them so far. May try the others later.

 

[4wdtom]

Albert City Threshing Show is coming Soon.

https://jigex.com/89FzX

https://jigex.com/osnti

https://jigex.com/SHmS4

https://jigex.com/Uickg

Thanks! Did the first one already, my favorite color.

 

[Cheesehead Fred]

3:22 with 24 pcs of Allis Chalmers

 

[Cheesehead Fred]

4;01 with 24 pcs of antique car

 

[Cheesehead Fred]

2:38 with 24pcs of antique corn picker

 

[Cheesehead Fred]

3:20 with the second try for 24 pcs of Allis Chalmers

 

[Brown David]

1st - 10:09 with 104 pcs.

2nd is the same pic as the 1st.

3rd - 14:27 with 104 pcs.

4th - 10:54 with 104 pcs.

 

[showcrop]

3:22 with 24 pcs of Allis Chalmers

11:17 at 104 pieces. How can you tell that it is an AC

 

[Cheesehead Fred]

11:17 at 104 pieces. How can you tell that it is an AC

First, it's orange, and that increases the odds.
Second, I been driving AC since I was in the fourth grade, and my father bought a WD-45 because it had a hand clutch.
Third, that one is in the D series by the front end and frame design. Can't be too sure if it is a D-14, D15, or D17, but it's too small to be a D19 or a D-21, and it's to big to be a D-10 or a G. There are some tell-tale features to narrow it further, but you have to be careful of the year, and any modifications by farmers since it was made. You can get a good idea by searching the tractor photos on this site. It's kind of nice to see one in good shape.

 

[Rich'sToys]

Yep, that's an Allis Chalmers.

 

[showcrop]

First, it's orange, and that increases the odds.
Second, I been driving AC since I was in the fourth grade, and my father bought a WD-45 because it had a hand clutch.
Third, that one is in the D series by the front end and frame design. Can't be too sure if it is a D-14, D15, or D17, but it's too small to be a D19 or a D-21, and it's to big to be a D-10 or a G. There are some tell-tale features to narrow it further, but you have to be careful of the year, and any modifications by farmers since it was made. You can get a good idea by searching the tractor photos on this site. It's kind of nice to see one in good shape.

I know virtually all the Allis models and what they look like. This pic shows a red-orange blur, that maybe has some tires under it, and maybe a driver on top of it.

 

[Rich'sToys]

It was a lot clearer than that on our computer.

 

[Brown David]

It was a lot clearer than that on our computer.

Yep, not hard to see it's an "Alice Chambers", (), here on my computer either.