Allis Dealers

Schneider's Bros , Owensville, MO  Mutert Imp , Washington Mo. Tising Imp California, MO.  There was one in Savvannah, Mo. now an Auto parts store .

Marzolf Implement listed on page one is still going today in Spring Valley MN.

Hammell Equipment (The Hammell brothers bought the Allis Chalmers dealer there in 1976) in Chatfield MN took on CaseIH right after Deutz got its hands on Allis and slowly switched their customer base over to CaseIH. They still handle AGCO parts but gave up the equipment line back in the late 1980's or early 1990's. They opened an Allis Chalmers dealership in 1978 in Rushford and they still handle AGCOO parts there and they bought out the AGCO dealer, Deters Implement in Eitzen MN in 2008. I'm not sure if they handle any AGCO equipment anymore at any of these sights. Just parts as far as I know and CASEIH equipment. I really don't know why AGCO allowed this to happen. Deere would never allowed it.

I can't think of the name LaRock Implement or something, was a Deutz-Allis dealer in the 1980's in Kasson MN (actually just West of Kasson). Never really took off and closed a few years after it opened. Anyone remember if that was the name?

Also long before that there was an Allis Chalmers dealer in Kasson, near the railroad tracks. Very small they dealt in New Holland and Dodge too. My Dad thinks the name was Englested or Engsted or something close to that. Maybe started with an I. My Uncle Verlyn bought a new D14 there. It later changed to Patterson and they dropped Allis or at the switch over Allis wasn't picked up and then for a short while Patterson took on Massey Ferguson. Another Uncle bought two new Massey Ferguson snowmobiles there and he still has them somewhere in a shed. I think they were completely out of the farm implement business by the 80's. And in the 1980's they were just an independent used car dealership. A printing shop stands there now.

I wish I had more information on the two I just listed.

My Dad L.E. Pauley ran Harris Implement in Norman and Goldsby in the 70's and early 80's

The ones we did business with were Hancock Farm Equip which at one time had stores in Herman, Tekamah and Blair Nebraska and Mahnke Implement in Fremont Nebraska. King Implement became Summit Lake Implement was in Tekamah after Hancock's moved everything to Blair. So we had three AC dealers within 25 miles of us.

we had bullens equipment  in logan utah,   and modern farms in preston idaho

Funny you mention Marshalltown Iowa, when I worked at Maytag in Jefferson City- there used to be a trucking company -Midland- and the driver was Howard Mason, he ran the transfers back and forth from Newton Iowa to JC,  then Maytag moved our factory to Mexico and later I heard Midland may have closed up too small world sometimes

Shafer Implement, Swayzee, In
Schaumleffel Implement (later Modern Farm Sales), Marion, In.
Baker Implement, Warren, In.
Huffman Implement, Hartford City, In.
Greentown Implement, Greentown, In.
Affolder Implement, Berne, In.
Wabash County Farm Bureau Co-op, Wabash, In
Truelove Bros. Implement, Albion, In.

Cooley Motors, Muscoda, WI

Of the top of my head past dewalerships

Rainforth was the AC dealer in Greeley during the 50s and at least to mid 60s.  Dad bought a new D15 from Rainforth in 63.    We had it repaired once at I believe an AC dealer in Fort Collins.  In the 40s, I believe there was an AC dealer in Nunn Co.  but don't know the name.  Dad bought a C from them. 


Edited by Dlesh - 21 Sep 2021 at 8:30pm

Wow this is an old thread, Lol. I'm surprised I don't remember it. So I read thru all the posts or at least skimmed and seen all the dealers listed in my area that I knew of except the one that my Grandad always dealt with, where my D17 was sold new.
Dial and Thompson Imp in Toledo IL.

I sold an AC loader to John of Hendersons about 8 years ago , good folks 

There was dallas coates in effingham illinois. Right where Walgreens is at now