That's really a puller. Don't see a lot of those crawlers down here in the south. Wonder where they are used more in the country? That AC is walking right off with that 7 bottom breaking plow. Bet it could take an 8 bottom breaking plow just as well.
All year Allison Representatives I've currently worked on most of the Allison Crawlers most the time it's fuel or power or power relay switches. For all y'all that are working on these tractors a little care goes a long way. Always start off talking to the machine seeing on where she's at for the day. Never hook up starter backwards you'll fry the main power ground. Always make sure tractor is in neutral. On them idler pulleys if your pulleys are bad I'm a structural welder and I can fix your idler pulley what you do did you put it on a rotating table and spin it and you weld on the inside of the race. It's hard to get them true but you'll never notice 1/8 on a tractor
I agree with the other comments - if you take the trouble to renovate a tractor and plough and take them to a venue, surely a part of that process is setting the plough up properly. Its a shame to see tractor drivers playing at ploughing and not bothering to do it properly. Its only a matter of cranking a handle after all, and much more important than trying to show how fast the tractor will go!
@@RJ1999x No the depth wasn't fine! The plough was a lot deeper on the rear furrow than on the front. Surely he could see that from the seat. Why take the trouble to take the outfit to a venue and then not set it up, as has been said!
@@johnfearnley7712 I've set more plows and plowed more land then you could imagine, if he slid to the right so the front bottom was cutting correctly, or moved the plow hitch to the left it would have been fine. Where's the video of you plowing?
@@RJ1999x I'm Manorfarmdenton though Google calls me by name. RJ, you think that if it makes you happy :o) When I worked on a farm and ploughed with a crawler I'd have got the sack for doing a job like that.
@@johnfearnley7712 Everyone is an expert here on the net. Not sure why having farm in your name makes you an authority on plows. My guess is that's his second round, or he maybe following another plow not set correctly. My goal in life isn't to go on TH-cam and criticize people out learning, or having fun. Is your life that pathetic that is all you have?
Where is this?? that ground looks rich and black. Nice video, although wrong color and name!!! Should be green and yellow!! JK. Great video of a great piece of farm equipment.
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ran several alis chalmers in my younger days on i-80 here in iowa, hd11,hd16, hd19 and hd 21 all great tractors.. had caterpillar beat in my opinion!
That's really cool. I'd love to have been able to be around those big crawlers when they were new.
My grandpa taught me to drive one of those yesterday, real easy, not too hard and it’s super fun. We were discing the field on our property!
That's cool! Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful sound!👌👌👌
Great demo of what a crawler tractor can do in the field.
Yeah, this was the first time he had used the plow. There is always adjusting needed the first time.
Beautiful Allis
Very nice job on the hd11 and plow.
that's a beautiful set up.
Leaving a nice twenty 8nch ditch to fill..tractor sounded great.
That's really a puller. Don't see a lot of those crawlers down here in the south. Wonder where they are used more in the country? That AC is walking right off with that 7 bottom breaking plow. Bet it could take an 8 bottom breaking plow just as well.
They were used a lot in the Pacific Northwest for farming sidehills. Some people there still use the steel tracked crawlers as a matter of fact
And you don’t see them much because the articulated 4wd was the direct replacement for many crawlers
@@nellsonstout7001 Thanks very much for the information. My dad used Allis Chalamers stuff all his farming years.
That sounds good!
No his drawbar over 6 in so The plough runs closer to its planning and the crawler can run on the land get it adjusted and make a good
that is amazing
great video
Everyone is a critic. It takes a long time to get aquinted with new equipment. It took a good hour to get our 3 bottom adjusted with the book.
Yea it does take some time but if you have ever plowed a garden you pretty much should have her dialed in ya know
I agree it does take time to get used to equipment!
Setting up a plough (plow) properly takes time and good degree of experience
@@garethifan1034 Plough
1 minute 7 seconds is simply not going to cut it. Need more video…
All year Allison Representatives I've currently worked on most of the Allison Crawlers most the time it's fuel or power or power relay switches. For all y'all that are working on these tractors a little care goes a long way. Always start off talking to the machine seeing on where she's at for the day. Never hook up starter backwards you'll fry the main power ground. Always make sure tractor is in neutral. On them idler pulleys if your pulleys are bad I'm a structural welder and I can fix your idler pulley what you do did you put it on a rotating table and spin it and you weld on the inside of the race. It's hard to get them true but you'll never notice 1/8 on a tractor
Thought I could hear a single cylinder engine?
I agree with the other comments - if you take the trouble to renovate a tractor and plough and take them to a venue, surely a part of that process is setting the plough up properly. Its a shame to see tractor drivers playing at ploughing and not bothering to do it properly. Its only a matter of cranking a handle after all, and much more important than trying to show how fast the tractor will go!
I would think as an expert you would know the depth was fine, he just needed to.slide the tractor to the left for the front bottom to cut right!
@@RJ1999x No the depth wasn't fine! The plough was a lot deeper on the rear furrow than on the front. Surely he could see that from the seat. Why take the trouble to take the outfit to a venue and then not set it up, as has been said!
@@johnfearnley7712 I've set more plows and plowed more land then you could imagine, if he slid to the right so the front bottom was cutting correctly, or moved the plow hitch to the left it would have been fine.
Where's the video of you plowing?
@@RJ1999x I'm Manorfarmdenton though Google calls me by name. RJ, you think that if it makes you happy :o) When I worked on a farm and ploughed with a crawler I'd have got the sack for doing a job like that.
@@johnfearnley7712 Everyone is an expert here on the net. Not sure why having farm in your name makes you an authority on plows. My guess is that's his second round, or he maybe following another plow not set correctly. My goal in life isn't to go on TH-cam and criticize people out learning, or having fun. Is your life that pathetic that is all you have?
Video is much too short, unfortunately!
The plow looks really good but it's not level. The front end needs to be set deeper by a couple of inches - looks like
Yes, there are some adjustments that still needed to be made.
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516 cu in Allis Chalmers
Needs to drop the front plows down more
If he has enough brains to drive the Cat he should be smart enough to crank the front of the plow down.
As an expert you ought to know the depth was fine he needed to slide to his left to cut a wider furrow, but I'm sure you knew that
The front tire is in the furrow! you can see the plow beam is way up in the front, it should be level.
why didn't he stop and adjust the front bottom, he wouldn't work for me very long !!
Where is this?? that ground looks rich and black. Nice video, although wrong color and name!!! Should be green and yellow!! JK. Great video of a great piece of farm equipment.
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It s not a good work !!!!