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Looking for a Two-Ten

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    Posted: 18 Mar 2025 at 1:05pm
I guess it’s about that time again to post to see if anybody has seen this Two-Ten…it’s supposed to be serial number 2320…the last time we seen it was when it was traded off in 1980…legend has it that it made its way over to the central Iowa area on a dealer trade.
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Good looking tractor. Puller? Sorry I have not seen it.
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I'd like to hear the back story. What was it traded in for?
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I'm pretty sure you've shared a front pic of this tractor before, and it is the one that made me realize the 72 210's used the 185 flat front, with orange shallow mesh grill. My new 210 puller is also a 72 #2346 and it was a LaPorte Cab tractor. Post more pics of yours, and I'm sure someone knows where it is. May be in Dale Hardtke's collection lol!
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There are a lot of places to hide stuff in central Ia. Matt! Sorry I can't help, will keep an eye out.

I'd like to find a 210 for my buddy Mike C. to buy. Their the feature this year at Hutch.
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It's not among the 39 Model 210's that were in the Owner Registry of 2019.

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Looks like a dealer installed Year-a-Round cab.
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Here is a photo of it when it was pretty darn close to being brand new…I did find one photo of it in the background of a different picture without the cab so the cab was added a little while after dad bought it…it was bought new in the fall of 1972 I believe and traded off in the fall of 1980 at a Case dealership for a 2390. The tractor pulling picture was from local fairs in the area…a lot of farmers back then would bring their stock farm tractors to town and pull against each other…unhook the cultivator that morning go pull in the afternoon and hook the cultivator back up later and go back to the field.

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Here’s another photo from May of 1980 discing.
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just down sizing the pixs.
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The pic with the weights was the one I was referring to in my above post. I sure wish we'd a took more pics back then. 
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You have that right Ed. My dad says that alot. wished he took more pictures back in the day.
Cool pictures oldoug 


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Dale Hardtke does not have  Allis Chalmers S/N 2320
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