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First Time Pulling a Ripper With Our Restored Alli
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    Posted: 24 Jul 2026 at 11:37am
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That is a sweet running tractor. Great looking paint job on that too. One to be proud of that’s for certain.
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Nice looking 440 and she looks like she handles the job well. Unfamiliar with them, you said it was slow, did you try going up a gear? Thanks for saving an important piece of history. Allis’s first big articulating tractor.
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A nice 6V92TA with a heavier trans would make a horse out of it....
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Hard to believe that the Steiger brand survives although now under a much bigger umbrella.  They had a good formula to get it this far, but the concept continues to prove itself.
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Is that an Allis ripper?
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