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G Master Tool Carrier new lesson learned
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    Posted: 03 Jul 2018 at 2:32pm
I've been working around G's for what seems like forever and I saw a new one today. The Master Tool Carrier front arm on one of the 5 Master Tool Carriers I'm rebuilding is different than the others. The outside diameter on the odd one is 1¼" and the others are 1½". Any body know about this?
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It is always interesting to me since with my father we sold the G for the life of the unit however, surprising new information is found on this site. 
No I did not know of that difference in the tool carrier but knowing Allis Chalmers they were always improving the product.  Lots of improvements came out before a new model was developed.  Such as the helical - constant mesh - transmission appeared in the very late WD tractors and was standard in the WD-45. 
I would imagine experience showed that there was some weakness in the tool carrier and Allis Chalmers increased the size for additional strength.  Interesting. 
Thanks for sharing.
Good Luck!
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Probably got drilled for bushings sometime in its long life
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Joe, the outside diameter is larger.
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My parts book does not show any changes, or up dates, and it has an April 1961 date on the front of it.

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