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    Posted: 31 Dec 2015 at 6:21pm
Here is the 190 I got for $1000. I've been playing at fixing it for a few weeks. its a series 1 that has had the cab removed and series 2 fenders installed.runs real well but transfers fluid from hydraulics to transmition. I plan on splittinng in the spring when it warms up some. for now Ive been fixing evey thing else that was messed up. if it warms up this weekend Im pulling the fuel sediment bulbs and cleaning out the tank.I pulled one and drained two gallons of water and muck out of the botom. there were 3" tall tubes epoxied to the sediment bulb pickups after putting a new onw in im still getting a bulb 3/4 full every time i run it for a few minutes.. 

Edited by Dakota Dave - 31 Dec 2015 at 7:12pm
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Oh man, the picture didn't work Cry
EAT BEEF!
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Oh the suspense!!!
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had to go to my home computer to fix it.
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It even runs!!  Methinks you got a great Christmas present for yourself for only $1000.00!
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worth the wait......sharp looking tractor!!
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Good buy!! Nice looking tractor!
59 D17 gas nf, 66 XT 190, 69 220.
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Looks pretty good, you got more snow than we do.
1945 C, 1949 WF and WD, 1981 185, 1982 8030, unknown D14(nonrunner)
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Are the steps homemade? Have seen those type of steps on a number of 190's over the years and would like a set for my SIII.
Looks good for the price!
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They look to be factory made.the brackets you can't see are one piece pressed metal that are tapered in two directions. Looking on the web I've seen them on other early design cab tractors. This is a 1966 so it's from before Allis had there own designe.
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