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Is this a factory unit?

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    Posted: 09 Dec 2022 at 8:31pm
Just cruising and saw this on an auction. Was this made by Allis? Or just the power unit? Chalmershttps://gravesonlineauctions.bidwrangler.com/ui/auctions/93227/10221184
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Defiantly made over to fit on a skid loader.   I'd like to have it .
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No, whatever it came from, it was not factory, AC only made 1 snowblower, for their factory parking lot!Wink
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I can assure you it isn't over powered !!  I have run a 7060 on an 8 ft dual auger PTO snow blower before and 160 HP at times isn't enough.
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I think they were meant to go on a payloader.
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 Most of that style snowblower manufacturerd today buy a power unit engine with a Twin Disc over-center clutch. I'd guess that is what was done to build at time this unit was made. 
 Fair/Sno Crete of Menno, SD offered Duetz and J.D. @ 150 to 230 hp engines on 84" & 104" models. 
 
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