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    Posted: 27 Dec 2011 at 11:17pm

 
 
 
 
 
 
1961 Allis Chalmers D17 gas.  This tractor starts and runs good.  It may need some fine tuning on the carburator and a good tune up.  Nice strait tractor.  Transmission shifts well and does not jump any gears.  The hand clutch works good as well.  The tractor has matching 14.9-28 rear tires with 70% tread. The tractor has been re painted at one time.  Snap Coupler tractor with 540 pto.  This is  just a good macine.  Feel free to ask any questions. $3000 OBO
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That s the calmest I have ever seen that dog. And that 1206 looks like a sore thumb in there......lol   Tell your Dad he dont have to be in all of the pics.....lol
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The tractor also has power steering that works well.  Thanks!

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Are those loader brackets on the rear final drives? Also see a tank of some sort on the RH side in front of the power director??
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They look like mounted corn picker brackets.
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