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    Posted: 27 Feb 2017 at 11:13am
Just wanted to say thanks for all the great info and parts I've got for this wc. I am restoring this tractor for my son. He is 3 months old so gonna be a little bit before he can drive it but he will love it lol   I will try to post some pictures. Does anyone have any info on getting good paint. I want to do this tractor better than our others.       

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Sorry here's what she looked like when I got her home

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Once u get one all apart u realize how many pieces there is. Looking good should look great with the others all lined up
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Sorry I don't think the pictures came out that good when I pulled it up on the computer i'll keep trying to figure out how to make them smaller
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I have always wanted to have a steel wheel tractor so I'm putting this one back to original to have all front and rear steel
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Got the rear end blasted and primed yesterday
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You should change the numbers for the width and height for your pics before you post them. It's pretty easy to do, just click the preview button before you post it and Divide both numbers by a number to get the width down to under 800




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Lena 1935 WC12xxx, Willie 1951 CA6xx Dad bought new, 1954WD45 PS, 1960 D17 NF
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Your pic was 3200+ wide and 2400+ high so divide by 4 and get 800 wide and 600 high and you get what I have above.
You can even go back and edit your post so the pics fit the screen.



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I have a special regard for the "Flat Top" WC.  It  is the first Allis Chalmers tractor my father sold.  
Looks like you are doing a GREAT JOB.  
Always good to see another "Flat Top" brought back to life.
Thanks!
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I'm sorry guys I tried to fix the pictures but I guess I'm not smart enough. It maybe because I am using my phone and not a computer.
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Originally posted by Ryan T Ryan T wrote:

I'm sorry guys I tried to fix the pictures but I guess I'm not smart enough. It maybe because I am using my phone and not a computer.

I thought about that this morning for some reason. Maybe you can't see what I can see with this puter.
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I have had best luck with AGCO Persian #1 both in spray cans and by the quart.  Not expensive compared to automotive paints, covers and sprays very good.
Most problems can be solved with the proper application of high explosives.
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I was just wondering were you can get that paint. I googled it but not really having any luck
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Had a very good weekend getting some more blockt and primed on the wc . Still searching for good paint and wild man even hung out in the shop with me lol    
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Ryan,

What's your serial number?
Thanks



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Looking good, I had the same idea and just finished fixing up a d19 diesel narrow front for my 6 month old little Buddy, will try to get some pics up.
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Think the WC will be ready for nascar soon?  couldn't resist, seen the poster in the back.  it ought to look awesome by the time he needs it.

My boy isn't sticking around pa, tired of the weather changing by the minute, he just enlisted in the Air Force and wants to make a career out of it, so I don't know what will happen with my 5020. course by then who knows what he'd do for parts by then.

Love hearing folks passing on the Allis dream.


Edited by dt1050 - 10 Mar 2017 at 3:24am
Just cause it's orange don't make it a tractor, there's only one..Allis Chalmers
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Yeah not gonna be any AC in NASCAR soon but that's what happens when you drag work home. And restoring old tractors helps me feel like I'm back home on the farm
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Originally posted by WC7610 WC7610 wrote:

Ryan,

What's your serial number?

I well check tomorrow just got back home from Las Vegas and didn't even go to the shop today
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The serial # is WC9269
still cant figure out how to make the pics smaller
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