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DrAllis 
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 Topic: Snap-coupler to 3pt adapter pics
Posted: 16 hours 26 minutes ago at 8:43pm |
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When I was a teen, Dad wanted to buy a 3pt hitch Lilliston 4 x 38"s "rolling cultivator" to be pulled by our D-17 IV that was a snap-coupler hitch. I'm looking for a picture to show someone the adapter we used. It was a heavily built "A" frame design and intended to be left on the implement. It could not be used with the PTO as the short length top link was in the way. The pull arms were flat steel probably 1 inch thick and 3 inches tall and as wide as a cat #2 3pt hitch. Probably weighed 200++ lbs ?? Anyone have a pic ?? Thank you.
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55allis
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Posted: 14 hours 29 minutes ago at 10:40pm |
 Is this the one you’re looking for?
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1955 AC WD45 diesel with D262 repower, 1949 AC WD, 1963 A-C D17 series 3, several Allis garden tractors 
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DrAllis
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Posted: 14 hours 9 minutes ago at 11:00pm |
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Not the one we had, no. Thanks. Please see "Classified" under "need SC hitch for 70 series steerable plow". There's a good picture to what he really needs.
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Posted: 13 hours 53 minutes ago at 11:16pm |
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1955 AC WD45 diesel with D262 repower, 1949 AC WD, 1963 A-C D17 series 3, several Allis garden tractors
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Leadoff
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Posted: 12 hours 55 minutes ago at 12:14am |
Dr Allis Here is an article for WD-45 SC to 3PH conversion, with pics showing a D17 connected to a T Frame hay fork using the AC adapter and Top Link
Might help with your description of the piece of equipment ........
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1963 D17D Series III. 1965 D15 Series II. 1965 D17 Series IV. 1975 185. 1978 716H. 1979 716H. 1965 780 Harvester/1R&DC. 1957 Model 73 SC 4 Furrow Plow
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Posted: 8 hours 38 minutes ago at 4:31am |
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Doc, I think I've got a couple of those around here. I'll text you a picture later today. Providing I remember.
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Steve A
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Posted: 6 hours 8 minutes ago at 7:01am |
This? 
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DrAllis
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Posted: 6 hours 8 minutes ago at 7:01am |
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55 Allis and Steve A......YES!!... that is the one Dad had. It just stayed on the cultivator all the time. It was made for a 90 HP tractor, not a WD-45.
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Posted: 5 hours 57 minutes ago at 7:12am |
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Mine came with my series 1 D-17 last spring. I'd heard of them but never seen one. I assumed it was built for a D-19.
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DrAllis
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Posted: 5 hours 42 minutes ago at 7:27am |
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Dad would have bought ours in summer of 1970 or 71. You could be correct. I was thinking the 190 era. It is waaay heavier duty than most with no sway chains used at all.
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