Please help me find Allis Chalmers G engine tractor

[oldtimey]

I run a small organic herb farm and I always regret that I cannot run horse cultivators as my Mennonite neighbors do. I have lost huge amounts of time with bad cultivation because I do not have the precision I need for my crops.

THEN! I came across a picture of a model G Allis Chalmers and I realized that would fix all my problems.

I do not care what it looks like only that it is not badly rusted and has all the cultivator attachments. I would love it if it runs. Maybe someone restored it and would like to see it used by someone in real need. Hope so.
 

[Mike(NEOhio)]

Where are you? I have a G and the cultivators.
 

[Aaron SEIA]

An Allis B or C would be good too and about half the cost of a G. B is a one row machine, C would be 2. With the cultivator mid mounted, it's just as good as a G.
AaronSEIA
 

[560Dennis]

Massey Harris pony with full set of attachments on Craigslist in Cincinnati I think .



But back to the Allis G check states with small farms along Great Lakes , tobacco states , garden states .



My retired nursery friend had 6 of them , sold them instantly so to speaking ,if you find one like your wanting , better get it !

Ill look on Craigslist ,and get back if I find anything
 

[560Dennis]

3 of them on tractor house for sale , one has just cultivator brackets and spare parts ,. Good luck
 

[Traditional Farmer]

There are several newer built tractors on the same basic design as the G and they are more user friendly.Some are Tuff Bilt,John Blue,I have a Hines H-1600 great little garden tractor.
 

[rrlund]

Not to start a war or anything, but the B and the Pony will probably disappoint you to the point of making you angry if you buy one
of those to cultivate with. Dad started farming with a B ten years before I was born and was still cussing that thing when I was
old enough to understand what he was saying. You have to lean and look around the torque rube to see the row. It's not a matter of
just looking straight ahead like it is with the G. We had a Pony when I was a kid and it was the same thing. Maybe something offset
like a Farmall A, but if you're set on a G, I think you're on the right track. Widen your search to the ones TF mentioned too, but
not something with a one row cultivator under the motor.
 

[Traditional Farmer]

I spent a lot of my youth on a B cultivating corn and agree with you 100%,get something with the motor in the rear or an offset design.
 

[Jona]

What are you asking for the Allis G