Allis Chalmers made steam stationary engines. They have one at Dalton MN at the steam show. They also made very large generators.

No, that was the tractor he used when working his land he got from the Homestead Act in Alaska. He was the last person to get land under the Homestead Act. If I recall correctly, they're taking his old tractor to a museum.

I have a wc allis , fork lift . The rear end was turned around and a fork lift was added. I use it to move lumber bundles , at my sawmill. Have a big weight box on the front. Apparently it was converted , years ago to lift bin boxes , of potatoes. Kind of weird to drive but very handy, It has mag ignition, and a narrow front end. old243

One of my Grandpas was a farmer since the dust bowl years. He was an Alis Chalmbers guy till the day he died. All sorts of cool attachments for them.

My Dad and uncles started a logging and sawmill business after WWII. They had a lumber camp in the Adirondack Mountains during the 50’s .
They had 10 AC HD 6 dozers they used for skidding timber. They were a very good dozer equipped with a winch a blade.
This is a Allis Chalmers track wear gauge that my Dad had.

If i remember correctly the mine i worked at had an allis chalmers electrical transformer in the main substation feeding the underground electrical

My son has a number of them. A few B's, some C's and on up. The newest is a D17. He also has an RC and a WD45 diesel.