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1968 Allis-Chalmers D12 Series III

My dad and I found this D12 in the Spring of 2011. This tractor is completely original down to the Nelson muffler. It has an A-C Model 100A loader with the material bucket and factory dozer/push blade. More importantly, the serial number of this tractor is adjacent to the D12 Series III that I purchased in 2001 - ten years prior. I would have never imagined that the opportunity would arise to own two D12's with adjacent serial numbers, and late production models at that. I am continually researching the history of these tractors.

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	1951 Allis-Chalmers Model B
	I purchased this late 1951 Model B during the Summer of 2010. It has the original paint, decals, and magneto. It also has a Nelson muffler, which was an added bonus. I have a fondness for the late B's (1951-57) and was fortunate to be able to add this one to my collection.

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Side View 1

Side View 2

	1956 Allis-Chalmers Model B
	I purchased this tractor locally in August 2008. I had been looking for a late Model B for quite some time, and when I found this one, I couldn't pass it up. It has the original paint, decals, and battery box. I also believe the woven spark plug wires to be original.

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Side View

View from the seat

1955 Gleaner T, SN 55T1450

I am the third owner of this 1955 T. The second owner purchased it around 1978, and the original owner purchased it new in August 1955. Here is a little background for those not familiar with the T. The Model T was only built for one model year, 1954-55, and was the smallest of the Gleaner self-propelled units. This T has a 10 ft. header which makes it a T-3 (the T-2 had a 7 ft. header). It has a 172 ci four cylinder Ford OHV engine. Model T production was discontinued when A-C purchased Gleaner in 1955, but sharp eyes will notice the A-C diamond on the grain bin and the "Allis-Chalmers" decal above the Gleaner name on the bin. My guess is that this was one of the later units remaining in inventory that had
A-C decals applied before going out the door.

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The always-shedded Model T	Ready to drive up on the trailer
Ready to be unloaded	The operator's platform
The big 30 bushel grain bin	Some Model T goodies

1939 Allis-Chalmers All Crop 40 Harvester,
SN 4204

I recently purchased this combine from a friend of mine who was the second owner. The original owner purchased the combine new in 1939, along with a 1939 Model B. I am very fortunate to have the original parts manuals, sales literature, and an original letter from the A-C Kansas City Branch House congratulating the owner on his new unit. This unit was always shedded up until several years ago. I recently found a set of NOS upper and lower drapers.

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Grain Bin Decal	Front Left View
Rear A-C Diamond Decal	Rear Left View

1936 Allis-Chalmers Model U

My grandpa sold this tractor to a gentleman in the late '70s. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to purchase this tractor back from that same gentleman (and my wife's uncle I might add). I had plenty of help as my dad, brother, and father-in-law made the trip with me. It has the original 13-28 Firestone rear tires and also has a PTO. This tractor had not been started in 19 years. After getting her home, dad and I went to work. After cleaning the points and settling bowl, and adding some gas, she came to life. This one will stay in work clothes.

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Side View 1

Side View 2

PTO View