Need help/advice with an Allis B plow setup

The diagram and my tractor do not match, so I am assuming there is a kit that can be added to match my tractor to the configuration from the manual. I have not found much in my search results to this point. Any tips on what to search for?

Also drained the transmission "oil" today. It looked like coffee with way to much creamer. Replaced with SAE 30.

The diagram:

My ride

I don't know much about equipment, it would be nice if I could take a look at another B that is outfitted for plows, using hydraulics or not, it would be clear.

DiyDave wrote: What you need to do is to familiarize yourself with the tractor you have.  Search youtube for allis b plows and plowing videos.  Also going to steam and gas shows (if there are any, right now, in your area, with this covid sh!t...) also, if you see any used equipment dealer lots, in your area, stop and look at what they have.  also, talking to older farmers can get you on the learning curve...

I'm learning and in a few months this will all be second-hand I figure. Once the dialect comes naturally, everything else falls into place, at least that has been my experience.

There are a lot of farmers in this area, haven't seen many Allis-Chalmers tractors, though. I'll have to get out and about, but this damn virus crap, even out here, is having some impact.

Would the three point conversions I have seen for the B, possibly be a good practical solution? If I understand your comments correctly, and within the limitations of the tractor itself, any hitch will work once I get the hardware on the tractor itself correct.

Another possible toy to get: some type of bush hog, for the heavier foliage I have, that tends to want to tear my mower all to hell (a couple of pulleys and some other assorted issues over the last three years.)

I had planned on getting to this several months ago, in fact not long after I started posting, but this damn virus has been one big huge pain in the ass. My wife is on the front lines, our DIL got our grandkids out of Seattle in March, they're here til next month, I had to improvise my talents to being a school teacher until just a few weeks ago.

I've got the boy starting and driving the tractor, though. Parking it is off limits til next summer

I had hoped to have a plow setup at least well on it's way to a reality.

Ahh well

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Thanks for the replies everyone. It's much appreciated. I have not been idle on the old girl, these past months. I got the carb completely rebuilt and the tank treated and cleaned. Chatt-town Radiator did a bang-up job and quickly, too. Gas is coming out of that tank as clean as the day the tractor came off the assembly line.

My neighbor came over yesterday and got into the tractor roundtable we conducted around the brake project.

He told me that Charleston has a tractor show, but most of what he has seen there the few times he attended were John Deere's.

Said he has never seen another Allis-Chalmers tractor in this area.

Based on the diagram picture I posted, that looks to be where hose connections belong.

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Thanks for the info and nice words, Mr. Long.

Here is a picture of a "standard" B setup with one cylinder and one hose from the pump. Then you have a LEVER under the seat to control the valve mounted on the pump.. This photo also has a ROCK SHAFT, which is the cross bar behind the seat that LIFTS you equipment when the cylinder pushes on the attached arm.. You might need that, depending on WHAT TYPE plow you plan to use..... you need to determine if you are going with a 3 point setup, a " beam under the tractor" type setup, or what ??  Your BLADE and DISC should use the same setup as you get for the PLOW, so plan ahead.

The 2-way 16" 2-way plow setup is ideal.....when the unused plow is up it adds weight to the wheel on the sod.....right where it's needed. And, there is never a "dead" furrow.

My Dad bought a brand new "B' with the two-way plows in 1941, the year I was born.

As I recall, he told me the package cost just over $800. The price went up substantially after the war. Getting a complete 2-way set of plows with all the associated pieces is going to be difficult......and expensive!

Thanks for all of the replies and the pictures, very helpful. I do not need a double setup, if I can get it that would be icing on the cake, but not a show stopper if not. Single will be fine for what I want to do, garden plowing on a four acre setup, maybe digging out a water line run from the house to the garden, it's about 350 feet from the source to destination.

Possibly, down the road, maybe a bush hog. For now that would be the ideal setup.

It is SAE 20, didn't know about the non-detergent spec. I have yet to find any SAE 20 oil. For now, I just put straight 30w in it. I plan on running it a bit, then draining it again, and may fill it up with farm Diesel and run it a bit, then drain and refill.

Whatever was in there prior to the first drain, had been in there a long damn time.