Missouri AC Dealers

Richard Harp started Diamond Tractor at the location you mentioned. It may have been called Harp Tractor. I know it was called Diamond Tractor under the next owner, Don Riechman.

I did not attend Crowder College. I went to Missouri Southern in that time frame. Then, I went to Law School at Mizzou.

There is a StrAmel in the area. We must be cousins. When our ancestors got off the boat, there were different ways to spell the family name. Stremel and Stramel were two of the ways.

Richard Harp is a friend. He farmed some land north of Diamond that was owned by a widow. When Richard got tired of farming, the widow decided to sell the land. He told me about it and our family bought it. We paid FMV and it turned out great deal. Really good farm land for what is now a really low price.

Huntsman Equipment in Lancaster, MO. Owned by Hartley Huntsman.

Almost forgot Troutwine equip. at Carmack Jct for a short time

Cook was in Sedelia, Fulton and Chillicothe Mo, dealt mostly in the construction sector of Allis, days after Oscar died his wife shut everything down

C A Tising, California, MO

Hi! Just wondering, when is the Gathering of the Orange? I live not too far away and just got my first Allis, would love to attend!

Farnen Brothers Implement, Salisbury Mo.

180Puller wrote: David Maddux wrote: Does anyone remember the dealers name at Liberty, Mo. during the 30’s? Seems like might have been Wrisinger? That is where my Grandpa’s WC came from. I think it was Reisinger Implement in Independence not far from the Gleaner plant? I own a D-19 diesel that was sold new there in 1963..The man I bought it from earlier this year bought it used there in 1966 with 600 some hours on it.. More dealers that haven't been mentioned... Wallace then Shuberts in Butler,MO Harvey Impl Co in Harrisonville,MO A&H in Drexel,MO Schoen in  Freistatt,MO   became JD dealers in 80's George Implement Co then Kottwitz Farm Supply in Osceola,MO ??????      Fairview,MO    bought a UC Allis there in 1976-may have been out of business Diamond Tractor in Diamond,MO   the sign was still there a few years ago Larry Furnell???  in Sedalia,MO he used to pull a 180 Allis If I could find it I have a 1962 Successful Farming magazine that had an extensive list of Missouri AC dealers..

A&H in Drexel, the one who hopefully has info is Brad Addleman, he is active on the Gleaner Combines Facebook group. His late father Jay was the one involved in the dealership and was a friend of my late father. Dad met Jay back in the day, somehow was introduced (I think by Harrells out of Burlington CO) when dad was looking for F spike tooth cylinders. Jay was converting a few to rasp bar.