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Butch(OH) View Drop Down
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Originally posted by Mike R. in Maine Mike R. in Maine wrote:


. I also remember waiting for dial up to connect and going into the old chat room in the evenings talking to the old bunch ,   Mike


Mike, I had forgotten about the ole chat room. I wasted away a lot of evenings in there but was good times for sure!
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I joined the forum under the old version back in 1996, like some of the other long-timers, I’ve seen a lot of changes through the years and seen a lot of people come and go. Some left us through death, some left the hobby, and some
left from conflict. Myself, I have enjoyed the people here, made some real good friends have learned so much, and even been able to help others.
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Originally posted by Butch(OH) Butch(OH) wrote:

Originally posted by Mike R. in Maine Mike R. in Maine wrote:


. I also remember waiting for dial up to connect and going into the old chat room in the evenings talking to the old bunch ,   Mike


Mike, I had forgotten about the ole chat room. I wasted away a lot of evenings in there but was good times for sure!
 
yea,,I remember that chat room also, with dial up, we actually had a second line, so it would not tie up the regular phone line...
 spent a lot evenings there, improved my typing skills, that I have now lost, or forgot......


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Wasn't there a character called "Okie" back in the day?  Seems like he fell out of favor of a few of the regulars and wasn't heard from again.
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Ok somI remember 2002 like yesterday when it comes to this topic. I had a Lear 31A trip in March that spring which ended in Watertown NY. Dispatch in Philly wanted me to hang there till the next paying trip so boredom had me type the 2 famous orange words we all know so well and this forum cam up. Somehow a chat was going on over a CA with a Woods L306 under her belly. The chat got me fired up and I told the guy as soon as I had my 5 days off soon I would buy it! That guy was our Don McCullough and that CA combo is still mowing my acreage and we have gone from 4 Allis’ to 13 plus one! And believe me many more to come! Dana
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote GeneD14 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 Feb 2020 at 5:18pm
I first discovered the old forum in 1996. A lady at work showed it to me and I couldn't believe the people and information on here. That year I bought my first Allis D14 tractor and restored it. Without the people here I would have never found all of the parts and advice that I needed. Darin has done a great job creating a home for us! Thanks!
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Like some others here, I think I joined the forum in '95 or so.  Shortly after I bought my first AC tractor.  Met a lot of the members at shows over the years and always appreciate the wisdom of so many guys.   I built my first model in 2000, and have built or modified about 100 units since then. 

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Seems it was early 90's   I was still in the Army so maybe 94?  Used to talk to Tony and Barb, My gomba Obiwan Cannoli, Captain Dana and others.  Got on the bad side of the Pennsylvania Mafia about the way they talk and had to apologize because I didn't know they could read.  I offered to edit Jeff's posts but the moderator and I could not agree on the proper fee.  Alberta Phil.





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I joined the forum around 2003 as I was restoring my grandfather's WD then.  As for having a first name of Don, there was already a Don(MI) so i strayed a bit and came up with snowman(MI).  This has been my go to for many helpful resources and the occasional humor that my Allis Chalmers friends share.

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I first joined in about '99.  I was still teaching at the tech school and had some free time between classes.  I had just bought my first Allis, a '39 'B' which I still have and use, and was looking for some info on it.  When I typed in the magic words, this site came up and I've been on here ever since.  Made a lot of friends on here.  Many I've met and many I haven't.  I do miss Brian Rees from Australia.  Had a bit of a connection with him as my family was from there.  I'm going miss Don(MO) too as he was a big help with a couple of my engine rebuilds.
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Very nice to see folks that have been here a long time still checking in. I think it was John(CIL) that figured out how to post pictures. Okie Boy is another story. Thanks for the memories. Keep them coming.
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I've been on 'The Forum' since late 99 or maybe 2000. Met a lot of good people from here and Don was one of them. I also learned a few things, and had some laughs.
 If I had a dollar for every time I have checked in here, I could probably buy another tractor Cool


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I've been on the forum since some time in the nineties. I can't remember if old allis news referred me to this site, or if this site got me to the old allis news. Either way, both been a part of my life for at least 25 years. Wish I would have saved every issue of old allis news that I got. Hard to believe that I'd have a hundred issues now. Eldon (WA) is about the only "way back" original poster that I recall who is still on here. Struck up a few a deals with him and met him a few times. Very sad how many posters on here have passed away. I had a few phone conversations with Don (MO) a few years ago in regards to my D17 diesel. Came up with a plan that in a few years, I'd have the money to have him rebuild it, and he'd have the time then to do. I guess neither aspect of that plan came to light. Still have his number in my phone contacts. For whatever reason, it'll probably stay there forever, along with my brother's number, who has been gone for over four years now too. My feeble little memorial, I guess. Thanks for starting this thread. Kind of a bittersweet one. Darrel
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I found this place sometime in the 90's, I was researching a tractor that I wasn't familiar with for a friend. That led to more and more research and the start of a lot of fun meeting people and bringing all kinds of Orange stuff home. 
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I can't remember when or how I got on here. I've got a G that I got before here. Because of here I got a D-10 from Eldon and dragged it all the way back to MI. That was the year that a GOTO was in Tulare CA. We went from wintering in FL. and saw some of the west side of this Great Country, to Tulare, and on to Eldon's and back to MI.
We got on here early on, not too long after it started up.

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Got here in either 99 or 2000.  Have met a bunch of you over the years at GOTO and other events.  Lot of folks have come and gone over the years.  Don't post much, still lurk, and still have an orange backyard that would make Fred Sanford proud.
  The OP mentioned John Schweizer as the originator of the idea of the state in your handle; he may be correct, as its been so long ago, but I would have given the credit to Ted Buisiker for that suggestion.
If ignorance is bliss, than happy days are here again.
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I found this site back in the 90s, Butch from OH came and bought a pull type AC plow from me. I remember Okie that used to collect drilling AC equipment 
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Been here since the beginning of the first forum.  I never liked sitting in study hall in high school so I would either go work in the Library or find a way to sneak out to the computer techs office where he would give me odd jobs and "test run" machines that he repaired.  I would visit the page during those times.  I remember being one of the first posters.  I posted a for sale ad for some bale loader brackets.  Dont ask me how I remember that.  I dont get to post much on here anymore but do check it at least every other day.  Working full time, a 2 year old and a 3 year old, as well as a small livestock farm keeps me from posting too much.  

I remember talking to many great people on here.  My biggest joke is Im not as grumpy as I sound on here lol.  I will also say that I have had disagreements with people on here but still hold the upmost respect for them.  

Probably the one person that affected me the most was the young man who died of lung cancer that had the two young girls.  Sounds bad but I dont fully remember his name.  I think it was Rich Davis?  I remember his fight to try to beat it so he could raise his daughters.  I remember the day he passed and his wife's post giving us the news.  Still haven't seen a post with so many replies.

Unit3 I will have to give you a call again soon.  Still waiting for you to stop by!

Also, its JimIA as in IA for Iowa not lA for Louisiana.  For some reason that gets confused from time to time. lol


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Sounds like I was more of a late-bloomer compared to the rest of you folks. I was laid off from my last job in Jan 2008. One of the requirements for unemployment was to request your check online every 2 weeks after also verifying that you were applying and/or interviewing for jobs. Got tired real quick of running down to the library or unemployment office to use a computer so I splurged on our first home PC from wallyland and set it up. Of course, it was no time at all before I had to see what else I could do with this new machine. Now, I spend way too much time on here, FB, and ebay but oh well-LOL.
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Have been on here since about 96 Had to reregister due to computer failure. Then forgot the password. Got a new one wrote it down. Put it in a safe place. Then forgot where the safe place was.   I also like to see what state or country people are from. Thanks Darrel for putting up with us.
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I've been here since "98" when it was call "3000toys" or something like that. the new forum is much better then the old by far. I don't post to much but that's because of all the knowledge here. By the time I read a post for help half a dozen others have already replied. A lot of knowledge and great people willing to help others. As many have said the people here are family. I wish everyone on this planet was like the people on this site. Many people have gone which is sad but also many new names have appeared. I hope that this site can survive the ages.
Thanks to everyone for sharing their knowledge, projects, hopes and lives!
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The first AC Club meeting I went to was in Lathrop and Don was running the forklift,,, he was a good man !
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I looked on here 25 times before I found the discussion page, I was on the old forum but don't remember when I joined as I was told of it a lot but couldn't figure out what the other ac guys were talking about, LOL    I still look on here most everyday but don't post much anymore. Im soooo busy all the time anymore     I just wish Id have been born rich instead of soooo good looking
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I have tried many times to remember when I first stumbled on here, but it has to be mid 90's. Couple of the first to welcome me was Barb, and Brian Reese.
On other name beyond all those already mentioned that hasn't been on here in quite awhile is Breeze
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I believe it was in '99 when I joined in here on the forum and still do every day like clockwork! I've met many people on here, along with getting to meet many of them at tractor shows or from stopping by the house to pick up items over the years. A great bunch of guys and always willing to help others along the way, so...I say keep up the good work guys, because there are still lots of younger guys wanting to learn and there's plenty of knowledge on here! Lon(MN)...thanks for starting such a great thread...it's been enjoyable reading all of the posts that were made!!!   Rick
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I'm a late comer sure enough. According to my profile, I joined in March of 2016. I done searches on Allis Chalmers before but never found this site. We went to the Flywheeler's tractor show in Florida in February 2016, and a guy there told me about the forum. I went to this site shortly after I got home. When I first logged on I was surprised to see home many Allis Chalmers enthusiast there was. I thought there must be thousands. It wasn't long before I began to notice the same names over and over. I think we are a relatively small group considering we come from all over the country. I personally like that. It makes this site feel down home to me. It sounds ridiculous when I say I feel like I know you folks, but I do. I have met a few of you. And I have yet to meet one of you that I didn't Like.
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Ranse...have you met Shameless?   Den

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whatcha say'in Den? lol
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i'm not sure when I came on here. I did cuz I was having troubles with my 7080, which ya'll helped me with! THANKS! been haunting ya'll ever since! thanks Darrin!
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1995. Maybe 10 posts a week.

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