Allis Chalmers Show: A Spectacular Allis Chalmers Plow Day
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- The Upper Midwest A-C Clubs group of volunteers got together on September 19th 2020 to complete the fall tillage of their field on the show grounds in Hutchinson Minnesota. A number of classic Allis Chalmers tractors showed up including the WD-45, WD-45 Diesel, D-14, D-15, D-21, 7050, and 5045 showed up to help will plowing, disking, chisel plowing, field cultivating, and planting the winter wheat for next years show.
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I rode many an hour on a WD-45 and when it wore completely out the dealer had a kit to power it up to D-17 power. I rode a lot of hours on it and a series 1 D-17. All snap couplers, the 45 could handle a 13 foot disc after the repower but it would not run 6 hours on a tank of gas, you had to take a 5 gallon can to set at the end of the field and about 1/2 way through the morning stop and put in in the tank. The 17 would run 6 hours on a tank of gas and still make it home pulling a four bottom plow or the disc. Loved those tractors, left the farm in 1964 haven't driven a tractor since.
Must be what heaven is like👍
AC made a huge step forward between the WC and WD!
I love watching the old Allis Chalmer work we had a good plow Day last year going to try to have one this year
Allis Chalmers are great tractors. I have a 1957 D-14 that I use nearly daily. My son and his father-in-law farm with a 190, 7000 and 8030 on their beef operation. Keeps my son busy working on them but he loves the orange units.
Nice to see the Allis equipment out there working in the field. Nice 7050.
When I was a kid my dad had a series 4 D-17 he used as the planting tractor.
GO A.C.👍👍👍👍👍😆😁
Love those WD45s👍👍
Sweet video! Lots of nice orange iron still at work. The 7050 bandit edition was probably my favorite
The D21 made for one of the best 'Pullers'
Great video thanks for sharing stay safe buddy
Great background music! Thanks for the video
Long live the 21.
We farmed with the turbo powered series 2.
Very nice video as always! Thank you!
great job guys always look forward to watchin your videos!!! so l be watchin!!!
The d21 is a powerhouse
I can't figure out why the D21 never took off it was only $5,700 in (1964 ). At 103 horse power it was bigger and much less expensive than a John Deere 4020 which was less than 90 horsepower and about $8,000 in 1964.
People were drinking the cool-aid already by then.
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@@awatchmanonawall6188 was that a known problem as soon as the first ones were on the dealers lot?
I can dig it!
Sounds good!
I wish I could bring my 8070 of paw paws I restored. Sadly I farm in Alabama and Minnesota is far away 😂
Go big muscle allis where’s the d-19 jk I love em all
I coulda had an all crop drill like that. I couldn't imagine trying to fit it through anywhere. Waited and found a 13 hole all crop drill.
👍👍
super
First off thank you guys for all your work! A question, when did they paint the front part of the cabs black on the 7000s?
I think it was only on the 1973 7030s and 7050s
@@JandLVideos Dads new 7030 was not black on cab. I think it's very rare. 7050 only????
@@Mr-er6fg no they both had black on the cab in the beginning not sure when they quit doing it. One of the old films on the channel show a 7030 with the black cab.
Where's the WD???
Where did this take place at?
Hutchinson MN at the fair grounds they have a show every 4th weekend in July
@@JandLVideos What's with the excavators and the water and sewer pipe? Y'all aren't getting run out of there, are you???? I need to get up th here. 700 miles!
@@Mr-er6fg nope they'll be ok there for a while, the ac club is actually constructing a new building close by so they arent going anywhere
What is the music ?
A youtube royalty free version of the good the bad and the ugly theme
D21’s are just tough looking. What a tractor should look like. All the companies had distinctive looking tractors back then, now they all look the same. Sad.
I really just can't get over the operat station on a wd 45 like what were thinking if you are over 5'5" tall you legitimately can not operate properly. It's really crazy how guy(especially my height at 6'4") has to sit in order to get the hand clutch to fully engage and then you can't have you left leg/foot no where near close to the brakes so there no way you can hit them in an emergency. Then you think your clutch leg will be better since there's no hand clutch in the left side ha just kidding you knee will be a foot into the steering wheel! My neighbor farmed his whole life and when he took it over he completely farmed with just Allis Chalmers and had 4 wds and they were his loader tractors and how that man use to sit on them would blow my mind both his feet would be basically behind him and behind the rear end with his feet on the back of the rear end just sitting there and he still drove them till he passed away. It was no wonder why his body especially his back was so screwed up using those style machines for years before the d series came out and then then the 190s. And the crappy thing is those wds were extremely reliable tractors with great power and easy to add hydraulics and anything a guy needed. And even now they are super cheap and a great tractor to work on. Hell I would own well over ten of them if you didn't have to spend a fortune on a good seat and hours trying to fabricate something bso you could properly run it and not destroy you back.
I sure hope those excavators aren't there for nefarious purposes like building a house, subdivision.... or worse yet *gasp* a WalMart!
They're doing drainage work near the road, Hutchinson already has a Walmart.
@@JandLVideos Glad to hear it!
I seen horses pulling bigger plows
But not 12 hours straight