Anyone got any implements or know anyone with implements for one of these, (preferable in the New England area) I’m looking to start some side jobs snow blowing or rototilling, and such, and I think this could be a money makerAllis-Chalmers B10
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Mahoman
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1965 Allis Chalmers B10 - Circle of Safety: Y
Allis-Chalmers B10
Latest purchase is my 1965 ish AC B10. Yup I put a stack on it from a Cub. Anyone got any implements or know anyone with implements for one of these, (preferable in the New England area) I’m looking to start some side jobs snow blowing or rototilling, and such, and I think this could be a money maker
Anyone got any implements or know anyone with implements for one of these, (preferable in the New England area) I’m looking to start some side jobs snow blowing or rototilling, and such, and I think this could be a money maker1949 Farmall H “Hap”
1947 Farmall cub “unnamed”
1947 Farmall cub (my mom claims it’s hers and calls it “Petunia”)
1965 Allis Chalmers B10
1947 Farmall cub “unnamed”
1947 Farmall cub (my mom claims it’s hers and calls it “Petunia”)
1965 Allis Chalmers B10
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mozer71
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Re: Allis-Chalmers B10
Hi. I liked those tractors and still do. I don't have any attachments other than a Brinley plow and the heavy 42" mowing deck. Right rugged these things, hump-backed waiting for a challenge. Good equipment at the time.. The deck came from an Allis-Chalmers but is the same.
The A.C. has those arm rests and wing fenders. It is older than my Simplicity Sovereign but basically the same small tractor.
I admired the innards of the A. C. "s manual transaxle.
The A.C. has those arm rests and wing fenders. It is older than my Simplicity Sovereign but basically the same small tractor.
I admired the innards of the A. C. "s manual transaxle.
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Shadow_storm56
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Re: Allis-Chalmers B10
Cute little tractor
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