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    Posted: 21 Dec 2010 at 7:27pm
Fred Johnson from Laurel, Delaware, and this Forum asked me to post a couple of pics of his recently finished B. Below is the before pic, August 2010
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After pic with his dog Snickers, Dec 2010
 
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The receiver hitch added to the drawbar. Harbor Freight had one for less than $20.00 that was a receiver for a step bumper. Holes lined up and bolted right on.  No cutting, welding or drilling needed.
 
Nice job, Fred. Your B sure looks nice!


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Wow, nice!  What are those front wheels?
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Very nice. I'm curious about the front wheels also. Are they temp-a-spares?
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Great looking ride! I love the hitch! Now that could come in handy!
Just when I thought I was finishing my "honey-do-list", she turned the page!!!
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Note the nice radiator cap on Fred's B...
 


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Fred did not like the look of the pressure cap so he took a nice old round automobile gas cap and took everything out of it and just had the shell.  He cut the tips off the new pressure cap so it would fit and soldered it into the round cap. Cool idea.
 
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What an outstanding job on my favorate Allis Chalmers tractor - the B.  It is also interesting to me cause I know exactly where Laurel DE is. 
Fred Great Job!!
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Looks much "cooler" in the second picture. LOL Nice makeover.
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Now that is a nice restoration and a very Merry Orange Christmas.Congratulations on a job well done. God Bless.
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I liked that all whell drive look in the first picture.
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Very nice job, quite a shine you have
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very nice.  I always wanted to make up some drawbar supports like yours for my B.  I like it.  Nice work.  Now you can have fun, esp once you get past that first scratch.  
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The front tires are temp. spares that I got at the "junk yard" at a $20.00 investment.
I thought I would use them temporarily as long as I don't drive her over 50 MPH and no more than 2000 miles!  They would be horrible wheels to use if you were working in loose soil because the back of them would fill up with dirt in no time. 
I want to thank Larry for posting my pictures for me.  He did a good job don't you think.  Thanks
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Very nice, Fred. Those front wheels, in my humble opinion, add some interest and conversation pieces to the restoration. Wish i could do a restoration in the time that you took. Bob@allisdowneast
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Fred,
 
What is the year and model of the cars those tires came from ?
 
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The temp spares came off a 08 Taurus and 05-07 Ford 500 per the fellow at the "junk yard". 

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Thanks, Ill see if I can get a couple of those
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