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Gleaner L4 for sale
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    Posted: 19 Mar 2011 at 6:57pm

This is not my combine. I took these pictures last July and just noticed that it is advertized in our farm paper for sale this week. checked the phone number and it is the same combine. 1- 519-846-5409 John    Yes a few really exist



Edited by Calvin Schmidt - 19 Mar 2011 at 7:06pm
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The mysterious L4!!!! Did they list a price?? Ryan
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Calvin - buy the L4 for your collection.
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Did AC build anything else in Mexico?
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what size cummins did they have??? 4 or 6 cyl and CI?? thanks hm
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I think the L4 has the 5.9 Cummins. There is no price listed. When I talked to the owner last July, he said that it was a very good and reliable machine. It replaced his L3. I'm not sure if he is retiring or upgrading. Has some other A-C things listed as well.
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I knew there were some built in Mexico after they were droped from the Gleaner line but never saw one.
 I knew a man who went to work for the co. that was building them after he lost his job with Allis.   MACK
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I called the guy last week.  He really doesnt want too sell I think just advertised it too see if anyone is interested.  He told me $50,000 with the pick-up head.
Calvin did you look at the cultivator he is selling?  30 ft that folds up but he doesnt know what model and has never seen another one like it?
 
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   I thought Gleaners did not get a green stripe until deutz ? And am I right that A-C M is for Allis Chalmers Mexico ?
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The L4 was built by Allis-Chalmers Mexico after Deutz bought Allis Chalmers in the US. The AC Mexico I think was a separate small company. I don't know why they kept a green stripe. Maybe someone here can give the clear details on the company and why the green stripe. Weren't they built about 1990?
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Brad, I've never seen a cultivator like it either. It looks like something A-C bought and put their name on. It's very light like a drag harrow with wheels. I think it folds either back or forward. Can't remember.
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Originally posted by Lonn Lonn wrote:

Weren't they built about 1990?


Yes, the brochure I have is dated 1990, and I believe Russ-neia has posted a letter from Mr. Swenson dated Dec. 1990.  I found my original Farm Show magazine article on the L4, but I didn't date it.

Previous discussion:
http://www.allischalmers.com/new/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=15152&PID=118924&title=gleaner-l4
A-C Weight ID reference and other goodies at brianahart.net
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Swenson from nortrhern ND spearheaded the project and the sales. I don't know who the financing was through.
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