Our collection

[Signature600]

You're Welcome. Always glad to show someone around. It was nice meeting you both!

Hopefully I was helpful on the shop and barn advice....



As soon as I can figure out how to post pictures, I'll add more. I hate this crap anymore.

Chris

[Signature600]

4W-305 and Sunflower 4412-5....We put Auto Steer on the old girl this year...not sure if I'll leave the antenna out there or not.

[Signature600]

AC 440 and chisel working 40 acres for the local FFA. Not quite as nice as the other 4wd's, but it's a SUPER clean old tractor we found in Minnesota.



AC 7050 Factory Open Station...Axle duals with weights all around. Had a bad transmission when we got it, so we swapped it out...only to find out the guy lied when we bought his donor tractor...still jumps out of gear. Get to do it again.



AC 4W-220 and grain cart from this fall's Soybean harvest....Dale gets lucky with some nice pictures on occasion.

[Signature600]

Our big Moline's in the barn when we put them away from the customer appreciation party. We clean that barn out every September...those of you that have been there know we pack them in tight once we put them away!



4W-305, 4W-220 Serial #1, 8070 Serial #1 ....All cleaned up after spring. 8070 and 4W-220 were out getting their pictures taken again by the professionals....they might see some more magazine time if they make it. They take nice pictures.

[Signature600]

I'll sort through some more tonight. I'm sure that's not all. Hasn't been very good for picture taking for a while though.

Chris

[J-Pipes]

So Cool! Seen it once, but I'm sure it's changed since.

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[Signature600]

Originally Posted by J-Pipes

So Cool! Seen it once, but I'm sure it's changed since.

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Not much since you were here. Maybe a few. Probably as many have left as have arrived since you saw it.

Chris

[dieselbeef]

that place was worth the drive from florida!

[Signature600]

Thanks Gary....it wasn't quite as cold the other day. You and Gage got the coldest tour of the year!
Chris

[dieselbeef]

yeeessssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!

[ACFarmer]

Originally Posted by Signature600

AC 440 and chisel working 40 acres for the local FFA. Not quite as nice as the other 4wd's, but it's a SUPER clean old tractor we found in Minnesota.



AC 7050 Factory Open Station...Axle duals with weights all around. Had a bad transmission when we got it, so we swapped it out...only to find out the guy lied when we bought his donor tractor...still jumps out of gear. Get to do it again.



AC 4W-220 and grain cart from this fall's Soybean harvest....Dale gets lucky with some nice pictures on occasion.

Since you guys are so busy and all, just send that 7050 west and I'll take real good care of it.

[Signature600]

We've got it's 4 Post brothers 7060 and 7040 both dualed up the same way...

Chris

[Meyers Farms]

Originally Posted by ACFarmer

Since you guys are so busy and all, just send that 7050 west and I'll take real good care of it.

You definitely need to see his collection, it is right up your alley!

[J-Pipes]

I somehow missed most of those new pictures, I really like the lines of the 7050, nice smooth. And that is quite literally a barn full of gold, prairie gold! You guys got anything cool/unusual on your wanted list?

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[Signature600]

Allis Chalmers T16 would be about the only thing we could get stupid on....anything else is just random neat/rare stuff. T16's are really rare, like I know where there are two, and that's it rare.




Chris

[J-Pipes]

Looks cool!

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[Red Sleeper]

I had no idea Allis Chalmers made that T16. Looks as if that tractor was meant to live life pulling scrapers and and hauling dirt.

My uncle and two cousins who farm used to bleed Allis Chalmers orange, now the green color is slowly taking over. Mainly because of parts and value retention of the iron series JD's they have started to come by.

First tractor I learned to drive was a AC 185 that my grandpa still has. It's in fairly good condition with original paint, but nothing like what Chris is showing pictures of.
My dad has a Allis Chalmers 200 which we call the beast. It holds true to its name.

[Highwayman]

Would you be upset if someone came by just to check out the moline section?
Not an AC guy, but those bigger ones are pretty sweet looking. Those professional pictures make them look almost futuristic.

[Signature600]

Originally Posted by Red Sleeper

I had no idea Allis Chalmers made that T16. Looks as if that tractor was meant to live life pulling scrapers and and hauling dirt.

It is a fix frame wheel loader they converted to make a 4wd tractor. They called them Sugar Babe's because mostly they were sold to the south to pull sugar cane wagons in the mud. Didn't sell many, and most were junked...weren't very good at being a tractor, but they were good wagon draggers.

Originally Posted by Highwayman

Would you be upset if someone came by just to check out the moline section?
Not an AC guy, but those bigger ones are pretty sweet looking. Those professional pictures make them look almost futuristic.

You can see whatever you want.

Those are pictures my brother and I took...the professional stuff we don't get to see until they use them in the magazine.
Chris

[J-Pipes]

If you can swing it, I'd recommend trying to see them when they are cleaning the barn out. Just so happened to be when I got to see them, was really neat seeing all of them parked around the pond. I should have taken a bunch of pictures, but was to busy drooling and trying to keep up with all the information coming at me! Hopefully I can do it again in a couple yrs or so, when my boys are a little older to hopefully enjoy/remember it.

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