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Points: 5 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote brobertsfarm Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 Nov 2018 at 12:39am
Lazyts I sure would like to get a list of those 20 places if you dont mind. It’s hard here in the south to find places that sell this stuff. I had to go to Fort Knox to get my new rails and I bought what rollers and even bought a two adjusters my hd11 had manual screw type adjusters on it

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Originally posted by Lazyts Lazyts wrote:

Yes, I've heard that about the HD21 track- in fact, I've read that in the old days some guys ran 21 track on their D8s because it lasted longer.  I guess we've gone full circle.

I've looked at D5 track for HD11, but I've always been priced out by the fact that you have to go all the way, new chain, shoes, everything- I've never been able to justify the cost, especially when the Allis components are still relatively easy to come by here.  The biggest problem for me has been shipping- I've gotten track parts from Montana, California, South Carolina, Minnesota, Alberta, Ontario, Wisconsin, etc, etc- all cheap before it was shipped.  Never ship collect, I found that out....

These are some of the outfits I've dealt with:

Arnolds- Colusa CA
Tri City Tractor- Colton CA
Thill Track and Tractor- Eau Claire WI
Crane and Tractor- Columbus OH
Utah Track and Welding- Salt Lake City UT
Union Tractor- Edmonton AB
Blount Parts- Hoboken GA
Stephens Equipment- Sarver PA

Then there are old construction men, farmers, ranchers, the guy that used to own a dozer because he dug a pond.  I just peruse Craigslist, Machinery trader dismantled listings, farm papers, etc, more and more stuff keeps showing up.  I don't know what I would do without the internet- I probably would have quit working on Allis Chalmers by now.




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Points: 41190 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Coke-in-MN Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 Nov 2018 at 5:17pm
Seems there were a couple photos in the Truman book but also look on net for pictures of the Truman restoration of the White House - lot of pictures there .
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Thanks Coke for the additional information on the AC Crawlers restoring the White House. 

All the best for the upcoming holiday season!

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Do you know where I could find clutch parts and turbo charger parts for a 1959 Allis Chalmers HD21?
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Let me know wich cluch and turbo parts your looking
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It would be the clutch plate and the little rollers that engage the clutch on the pressure plate on the lever assembly.  Part number looks like 095569 for the clutch plate and the 4 bearings that engage the pressure plate look like part #629038. 
As far as the turbo, I'm not sure which parts I'm looking for yet.  It leaks oil between the turbo and the air filter...so I'm assuming it's a bad seal somewhere? any ideas of what it could be?
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Really grrrrreat thread guys.
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