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    Posted: 21 Apr 2015 at 4:51am
We're excited! Found at two locations an Allis Chalmers B-10 and a Simplicity Landlord.

The Landlord is going to be our parts tractor. The Allis will be our show 'n play machine!

Between the two, we got a dozer blade, grader blade, rototiller and a mowin' deck.

Any leads where we could find literature for the implements? Need 'em.  Smile

Would post a pic or two but, how is that done in the forums? OK, got it.
I'll resize before posting image. Can't seem to resize the attached image online.




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Welcome to the Allis Forum

This link to SimpletrACtors website will get you lots of info.

Gary

http://www.simpletractors.com/models/b_series/1966_cat/b-10_late.htm
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Thank you Gary. Interesting link!

The B-10 is new to me and I know (or think I know) parts I'll be needing.

I found a wrecked Simplicity Landlord (?) looks like a twin to the B-10. My son and I are swapping pulleys, hubs, whatever. Will make one great garden tractor!

Might you know where us dummies could download implement files for either the Simplicity or Allis Chalmers B-10?  Wink
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Any vendors 'round that sell baby moon hub caps?

A friend had an early Simplicity long ago equipped with the shiny hub caps, looked good.

The grandsons need work, want more too. Shine 'em with Brasso Jarheads!  
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Go to gardentractortalk.com they have a lot of manuals and files you can download wben you join.
Ya cain't fix stupid.
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Workin' some...daily. Using Old Caterpillar Yellow.

New decals are here. Tires later. Tri-ribs 'n ags!
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Lookin' good Art!! Yer' movin' on that dude! Old Cat Yellow is pretty darn close looks like. Nice detail wit' the new bolts n' stuff!
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Originally posted by Steve in NJ Steve in NJ wrote:

Lookin' good Art!! Yer' movin' on that dude! Old Cat Yellow is pretty darn close looks like. Nice detail wit' the new bolts n' stuff!

Thanks Steve.

Added lug nuts too, don't like the wheel stud bolts.
7/16-20 x 1-1/2" long bolts, 7/16-20 open acorn lug nuts. A bit of Blue Threadlocker on the bolts where they sit in the hubs.
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 I got an 8" set for the rear of my B-207 from a golf cart supplier = Buggies Unlimited. Obviously not stock, but still look nice.

Wow - you've really made some nice progress.  Can't wait to see the final product.


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Very cool! Did the same on my "hotrod" 716H. Gettin' ready to put the chassis together. Hydro is done.

Forgot to mention. I used full thread Allen Cap Screws.


Edited by Steve in NJ - 10 May 2015 at 8:38pm
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Sunday, Mother's Day visits out of the way. Done.

Back to the Allis Chalmers. Did some of this, and a bit of that.

We are chompin' at the bit, need seat time!






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Yeah man! Yer' gittin' closer n' closer to that seat time! Keep goin' man, won't be long now.... LOL! I gotta' finish up the engine in my 620 and get ready to drop that back in also. Got the dash done and reinstalled.
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Thanks Steve. How's "Joisey" now-a-days?

Picked up more new hardware today at Fastenal. Hey, new hardware and Never-Seez work for me, all of us tractor "nuts".  Wink
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Belt sizes for the B-10.

Is there a chart, various manufacturers, referencing belt sizes? (i.e.: drive belts, PTO, and alternator/starter)

Chart listing, Gates, NAPA, Huskee, etc.   Ermm
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Art,
Woke up this morning and it was 45 degrees. Never know round' here what the weather's gonna be like! Should warm up tho. Been cloudy n' windy round these parts past few days. Been pretty dry to. No rain
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Engine, upholstery, both a work-in-progress.

Grandsons wanted to see a grader blade, mounted.  Clap
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Sweeeeeet!!
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thats  a neat grader blade  i can see some levaling road mantianace in the future
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Originally posted by HudCo HudCo wrote:

thats  a neat grader blade  i can see some levaling road mantianace in the future

A hundred yards of stone driveway, snow blade didn't cut it. I'll bet this will "Bee" easy in the near future! Can't believe, 1/2" thick blade!  Smile
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Art,
All you need is an engine now... LOL!
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Originally posted by Steve in NJ Steve in NJ wrote:

Art,
All you need is an engine now... LOL!
  
Engine 'bout done. My grandsons won't give it a rest, or me either!  Wink
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