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    Posted: 26 Jun 2010 at 11:39pm
I figured Id post pics of the other road grader , not a Allis , but I think its pretty cool 
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Little more info would be nice, see a plate on front . Is that mfg. and model ?
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Bucyrus Erie put plates like that on their machines, not sure on this one.
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Its a 1926 fordson , with a Wehr model D one man power grader . My dad restored it in the late 80s and its been in storage since around 1992 ! Im going to try to get it running this afternoon and may trailer it thru the Fredericksburg Oh parade on july 5th and maybe take it to the ashland ohio show ( my allis grader isnt ready yet ) 
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It pre dates my Adams 411 by quite a few years then .
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Neat locking outfit. I bet if a guy had 4 arms he could be pretty handy at runnin one. LOL
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