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    Posted: 28 Dec 2021 at 5:39pm
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wow that's a nice A ! Reminds me of the one I bought just for the tires,actually used it twice (still have some oats I gleaned...) then gave to Ron Buttrum on his 79th or 78th. A great Allis guy so I know it went to a 'good farm' !
Wife'd definitely kill me if it showed up here.....
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It is a nice combine, it does not need to go to China on a scrap boat.
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I can't make out the serial number, but it looks like 20,000 something. I think it's newer than 1957 because of the engine, a G-230. In my mind that generation of engine didn't come until the D-19 tractor (G-262) in late 1960 or 61. Regardless, it would make someone a nice machine whatever the age.
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It would have to be one of the last A because of long back, late spreader, oval fuel tank, wide rear axel, and late type (D19) manifold.              MACK
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Which I would call and A-2, not an "A".
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Serial looks like 20259 or 28259. Didn't A2s have the gauges on the right instead of steering wheel?

Edited by Daehler - 28 Dec 2021 at 8:24pm
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Late 1962 for 28259.
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My 67 A2 had gages on rt console. It was a great little combine for it's size. 13ft platform with the hart carter floater added run off a M&W robot. Had a 3-30 corn head as well.It was tiny against the F2 I replaced it with.....which is small against the R62.Wink
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looks like a late model A,  the A2 have a flared grain tank, or that's what I look for 
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Defiantly  a late A. Steering wheel and rear says it's late. Not a AII which has the wider bin flare out. I've bought whole combines just to get the original drive tires for D-14/15's that I want to keep real original. 
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This is in Creston's "neck of the woods". He likes resurecting old stuff.
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Over a $1000 and a hour left! Should be more than scrap price.
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Nice looking combine!  Hopefully it found a good home.

Final selling price: $2035.28
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wow...x4 what I paid for mine, though it did have the 'prop on the back' and some guards !
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WOW,,, yea I was watching, never thought it would go for that much,,, prolly bout 150 miles from me
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It for sure didn't go for scrap!  I paid $500 for an A with a cab and three row 30" head and 12' pickup head, sold it for $900 to a guy that only wanted the machine with the corn head.  Finally made money on a deal!
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Great that hopefully it might go to a place someone will atleast keep it and take care of it some.
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Thanks for the link with the pictures Smile !! The tall/skinny header lift/V/S lever brings back great memories Thumbs Up !! Our A machine had a MEADE cab on it and wasn't white though Embarrassed . It had a Hercules gas engine and an oval fuel tank on it though Wink.
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