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    Posted: 17 Nov 2020 at 3:02pm
I am not knowledgeable enough about A-C's to know what model this is
https://spokane.craigslist.org/grd/d/chewelah-allis-chalmers-tractor-with/7213481656.html
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It's an early D-17 that needs some TLC for sure but if it runs good, price is not out of line, rear tires don't look too bad.
1937 WC, 1948 G,1954 CA,1956 WD45, 1967 D17, 1937 M crawler, 1963 D-19, 1966 190XT, 1967 D-15, 1948 HG42 Cletrac, 1955 G456 Terra Trac, CAT 10 1928 and CAT 22 1938
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Can you tell if it is a gas or diesel engine?
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1970 190XT, 1973 200, 1962 D-19 Diesel, 1979 7010, 1957 WD45, 1950 WD, 1961 D17, Speed Patrol, D14, All crop 66 big bin, 180 diesel, 1970 170 diesel, FP80 forklift. Gleaner A
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Thanks for the replies.
I (my Wife actually) inherited two tractors, a WD and a WD-45, both with stuck engines. I drove the WD quite a bit some years ago, but when I got my own compact tractor I never needed to borrow it anymore, so it sat and got stuck. I tried all of the various snake oil remedies and hung 100# of weight on the crank handle all last summer, but to no avail.
 
Either tractor will require $2000+ at minimum to overhaul, and that is with me doing the work.
 
Just weighing my options as a running tractor for $2000 may be a better plan.
 
Thanks again
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Believe it is a D15 or D14. The dish in the rear rims is wrong for a 17. Also one of the pictures from the rear shows a curve/ bent gear shift.
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Not a D17, for sure. I’m leaning towards a D14, if the monocolor paint is original.

Edited by TramwayGuy - 17 Nov 2020 at 4:49pm
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 Look at trans and axle housings .14 or 15  My best guess is D 14 with narrow draw bar Vail 
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1959 + D-14.  JMHO, at this point.  Looks like a 3 bar grille behind that bumper...Wink
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I say D-14, no thumb Guard on Power Director Lever, dead giveaway not D-15.
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dished wheel centers, bent shifter, D 14
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looks like a D14 with a Paulson loader, I have the same tractor here in the yard
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It is a D14 and not a 3pt hitch. Wheels looks like it spent a life time in a cattle lot.        MACK
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yeah....where is the 3 pt hitch?
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Early D-14  '57-early 59 pre black bar grill.
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Wow, you guys are good! :-)
So is a D-14 sorta like an enhanced CA? I own a C, and am familiar with the CA, but is the D-14 as good as a tired WD?
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Originally posted by Les Kerf Les Kerf wrote:

Wow, you guys are good! :-)
So is a D-14 sorta like an enhanced CA? I own a C, and am familiar with the CA, but is the D-14 as good as a tired WD?

Well, when the D14 came out dad bought the first one with 3 bottom plow and cultivator,
traded in a C with an Oliver 2 bottom plow and a 2 row Cultivator, a rope controlled tumblebug, some old harness and other things I've forgotten as I've slept since.

The WD will outwork the D14, but if you add a light spring to throttle rod and adjust the WD will keep up, ground speed wise, when plowing the same field, and the WD will pull better.




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The D10/D12 are enhanced CAs.  The D14/D15 are more in the category of a WD (but not as powerful as a WD45).
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Well, there are 3 attachment points on a Snap Coupler hitch.
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Originally posted by Hyperpack Hyperpack wrote:

looks like a D14 with a Paulson loader, I have the same tractor here in the yard


This one has a Du-al loader.

Edited by Nathan (SD) - 19 Nov 2020 at 6:20am
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