Allis Chalmers combine convoy

[tommyb8806]

how much would one of these cost restored?

[farmerboy0101]

this is so cool

[brankoivanka]

kombaj connection to traktor wanted to know if they are still to be counted are bought ecc. miei: E---mail brankoivanka@yahoo.it facebook branko janjanin also sincerely thank you for colarabozione

[Mrjmoyer78]

oh wow...now this takes me back...we had an old combine like the second one in line but it didn't have a bin...we had to ride on it and bag all our oats as we were combining...that was such a dusty/dirty/hot job...you had to wear long sleeves or you would itch yourself to death...love this kind of stuff, thanks

[generationll]

I was there on 7/4/10 and saw alot of equipment I had never seen before

[1941pearl]

Help me out,,is that model-B Allis Chalmers pulling the first combine?

[dvknutson]

Certainly puts SMALL and OLD all together in a neat package.

[phil656565]

those pry do what bout 10 acres a day each?

[nate1294]

@phil656565 Allis Chalmers said that a model 60 could do 20 acres per day.

Sources: Allis Chalmers All Crop Harvester Model 60 Manual

[phil656565]

@nate1294 thats not bad at all

[nate1294]

@phil656565 I have done 30 plus with my 60 in really good going and a 60 hp tractor.

[phil656565]

@nate1294 i love watchin the old machinery but all of ours is basically shot, got an old A gleaner sittin in a stand of trees were plannin on restoring

[nate1294]

@phil656565 If you want to restore some equipment look for 1 of these combines. they are fun and can be profitable. i recently mounted a v 4 wisconsin engine on a model 66 and sold it to an amish man for $6000

[phil656565]

@nate1294 wow thats a decent profit, actually we were going to restore it for nostalgia, it was my grandpa's first combine after he came to this country

[nate1294]

@phil656565 Thats great i love to see people restoring more older machinery! that way it will be around for years to come! I think that the generations to come should be able to see the history  of farming.

[JRCollinsfan]

Old Allis Chalmers Allcrop 160. only 2000 made. I got one!

[algis179]

o, yes, yes, i happy to watch tchis film.

[putnik63]

My grandpa imported one of these to England in 1944 and we were still using it in 1962. A part of my childhood:)

[OzzInter]

The standard style tractor at 1:20 in the video; what model is it?

Great looking machine!

I am mainly an IH fan but I like most classic American tractors.

[splashdown50]

I bought an All-Crop 60 back in the 80's when I was in high school for 50 dollars and put new conveyer belts , a couple of pulleys and some tires....and she ran! Tickled me to death....I still have it....might sell it one day for parts or something....hate to see it just sitting out. Cool to see others using them. Nice video.

[den7211]

like lexion 600

[nolatoolguy]

noce to see the old equitment at work

yeh its old but it works

[abc123bengi]

nice tractors and harvesters

[pileofiron]

Very nice and thanks for sharing.

[audioslave187]

when was this? the 19th century?

[thefarmboy01]

My grandpa had an old Allis 60 combine(I think that is the number)they pullled it with a model B when the first got it and it had a mounted motor on it that was the same as a CA Allis I believe then they got a WD and took the motor off of the combine.We dragged the combine out and did some oats with it a couple of years ago.Then we didn't really have shed room and it went to the scrap yard.I wish I was the age I am now we never would have got rid of it.

[Brant1A]

Thanks for the video...awesome footage of old Allis' working away.

[bmsidan]

We haven't seen this in Sweden yet!

[jayhawk360]

haha i know the self-prepelled driver hes funny as fuck, Coonsie!

[gregwddriver]

Nice to see the old persian orange at work.

[HintonLady]

Freekin' awesome, when/where is the next gathering?

[madagasca]

The next Little casterton working weekend event is on 20-21 September 2008 at Little casterton near stamford Near peterbourgh. please come along

[pileofiron]

This happens every year near West Lafayette, Indiana. Usually sometime around the first part of July. Marion does a nice job of organizing.