Cool

Grew up on several.

Yep, I grew up driving them. And have a few now and a collection of toys. I have never seen them before.

Here's mine. A 1945 model

Great pic- the AC Milwaukee plant had over 20,000 workers at one time... hard to believe!

use wd45 to grind feed every week. most reliable starting tractor on the farm

Delivered by chopper ! ?
wow,
thanks

No more AC

Have a WC

My father had a WC with a buzzsaw for many years. I cut up a pile of limb wood with that outfit when I was young.

Zim

The one with all the PTO shaft guarding and saw guards

If your dad was like mine, your training probably consisted of- don't ever put your hands here... now get to work

Actually if my memory serves me right it was on the front of the tractor on a fold up gizmo and run off a belt.
I am sure that it was safe and osha approved. lol

Zim

If it was in the mid 80's I was doing the exact thing in a 190 with a year round cab. Except I was in East Lynne Mo and 61 country came in strong.

That is cool White! In 1993 we flew a Farmall Cub out of the Fish Lake Airstrip in that Powell country. It was supposed to be going to a museum in Missoula. We flew it out with a Minuteman Super 204. Of course we didn't know the rear wheels were filled with fluid until they tried to pick it and ended up breaking it down for the ride out.

A D17 series 1 is my main food plot tractor. Also have a C with a belly mower.

At one time they produced almost every type of equipment related to agriculture and food production, then the heavy equipment end they made a lot of equipment.

You bet!! West Allis was founded by Allis Chalmers and they get mad when you call them Milwaukee. My wifes Family worked there.

I used to own a Fiat Allis 262B scraper. Had AC motors front and back. Dad bought a 175 back in the early 80s it had a Perkins diesel motor. Grandpa bought a 180 new, was around for years. They ran Gleaner combines up till the mid 90s, an E and an F. Great times!