Going to sell some AC stuff

I am going to thin the herd so to speak.  What has been fun is slowly not so fun because there are too many projects with not many getting done.  I have mainly concentrated on WD/WD45 tractors/implements/accessories, so if you are looking for something along that line and don't see it listed, let me know, I may have it and be willing to sell it. 1953 WD45, factory 3 bolt wfe, factory power steering, runs good, good tires/wheels, transport valve; 1953 WD, narrow front, runs good, good tires/wheels (has a Woods L306 mower on it with rebuilt spindals, but I will sell it with or without the mower; D15 Diesel, Series 1, 3 point is complete but for toplink and drawbar, has new 18.4x24 with combine wheels (I have a set of spin out rims and factory pie weights for this tractor if the buyer wants them as well); AC Snap Coupler Rear Blade; AC Snap Coupler Toolbar; AC springtine chisel for WD; AC 172 bush hog mower, all clutches work; AC 3-14 plow on rubber; No. 4 subsoiler with mole; complete set of ARPS half tracks; Drawbar Hitch Subsoiler; Complete Snap Coupler Setup for a B Allis; No. 63 Slat Plow with remote cylinder; No. 7 rake/tedder with optional dual wheels front and back; Snap Coupler 2 row corn planter; Snap Coupler Disc Tiller 6 blade fully mounted; No. 64 slat plow; No. 212 Disc with T Bar hitch; 2 Sets of 3 stack weights; No. 63 slat plow with gauge wheel; semi mounted 4 disc plow; wide fronts; single fronts; tricycle adapters; remote cylinders; call me at 816 898 7277.

Dave I have what I think is a snap coupler spring tooth.  Sorta looks like a field cultivator.  Located in south central Iowa, I think it is complete,sits out under a pile of steel posts.  I have not measured it, it must be 10 or 12 feet wide I think it has 2 gague wheels on it.  Would like 150.00 for it. 

Mike,what do you want for the snap coupler blade

I meant to add, the grain drill is fully mounted, in excellent shape, grass seeder AND all the gear, spacers, brackets, drive chain, etc. to hook it up to a WD/WD45.  The toolbar blade is very unusual. If you look in the Oxnard book, it shows the toolbar blades toward the back of the book.  This is the early version that has levers to angle th eblade from side to side.  I have never seen one like it.  I also have a set of NOS early style box ends for that blade.

im looking for a set of halftracks - please give me a bit of detail about condition and price. i had a set a number of years ago that my son adopted and doesnt seem interested in returning to me.  thanks .  

Hi Michael,