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    Posted: 21 Oct 2017 at 6:33am
We are getting very near completion of my snap coupler all crop drill.  Does any one know where to hook the chains that engage and disengage the drill when you lift and lower it.  The manuals that I have are not clear on this.


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I can't help but that is one sweet looking drill! Maybe if I live to about 110 mine will look like that someday.
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Thanks Mike but mine wouldn't look that if my dad didn't help.  I did all the blasting painting and fabricating but he did all of the disassembly and reassembly.   I also guaranty that will be the last grain drill I restore.  I never realized how many little parts there are until it is in piles.  My hat is off to the people that restore the larger drills. 
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All I know about them is...I want one
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Chains for drive run from the right rear wheel, of the tractor, in question...Wink
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There are two chains that open up the fertilizer and engage the drill when the drill is lowered into the ground.  They hook somewhere near the left rear wheel on the casting.   I am just not quite sure where and how.
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Below is a picture of the chains
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hopefully these pictures work out better I think I am getting the hang of this
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Originally posted by DiyDave DiyDave wrote:

Chains for drive run from the right rear wheel, of the tractor, in question...Wink

Looks like I was wrong, on both the chains, in question, and the drive wheel...Embarrassed

Shoulda said IIRR...Wink
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I am still in need of some decals for this I need the words allis chalmers and a small diamond logo does anyone have any suggestions on a good place to get these
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I think the "Allis-Chalmers" is he same as the ones on the hood of a WD45.  Id have to measure mine.  I can get check but it may take me a while to get time to do so.
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Do you have this page?? I left it kinda big for detail unless someone can improve it. Dale





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I mess up and deleted the picture

Edited by Kenny L. - 25 Oct 2017 at 8:38am
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Thanks those pictures are more clear than what I have and makes a lot of sense
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I saw one sold at an auction near me a couple of weeks ago.  It was not restored but in pretty good shape.  They said it was working.  Think it brought about  $1650.00.  My brother has one that needs work on the bins.  Probably won't get restored either.
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iam the one that ran that drill up that high at that auction. best looking original drill I have ever seen. the other person wasn't gonna quit.
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My friend just bought a nice drill like this at auction a month ago. Price was similar to as mentioned above. Guess there just aren't many of these around. He was happy to add it to his collection of AC equipment. Not sure he will restore it. He talked about using it a little.
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Yeah mine needed bin repair also the fertilizer took it's toll
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