What did you do with your Allis Today?

I got the 7580 back in the field. I bought this tractor last spring. It wasn't running at the time, and was advertised as a parts tractor. The front PTO shaft bearing had gone out and exploded the driveshaft. I did a lot of work over the summer, and just barely got it back in the field. Hopefully going to get a few more things done before next year, like sandblast and paint the rims, install some fenders and get some wiring fixed. Maybe add three point if it works out. 

I wish i had the brains and knowledge to do a project like that......but i can do a root canal. Still rather fix a modern tractor. They are quieter

170 is running a new to us Westfield. 200 on one wagon. 7040 is staged with another

Yesterday, drove one of my Red girls, (856), to a local plow day. My buddy Dan pulled the WFE 45 up on the trailer. I plowed with the 8 for awhile and Dan the 45. After lunch I showed him how to run the 856 and semi-mount Oliver plow. He picked it up pretty quickly and I took a few rounds on the 45. Good news on this front, my coulter work seems to have helped and the 73 did as good a job as any of the small rigs. Ground was insanely hard! Some of the bigger semi-mounts were even floating up out of the ground at times.

In the garden yesterday, ran the No. 4 sub-soiler with the NFE 45. Plowed the first furrow with the WFE 45. Then the experimentation began. Plowed a few passes with the D-15 and 62 plow. It's really a 63 that has been cut down. At any rate, it didn't work too bad. Then the curiosity bug bit me, put the 52 on to see if it would go in the ground. Well, not the best. Did eventually get it to plow, just not well. Ground was like concrete, looks nasty today. Decided to just finish with the 45. So I used two tractors and three plows to do about 1/4 acre. 6080 was on loader duty as always.

Cleaned up and repainted the brackets for the heat houser since that will be going back on soon. The jam bolt holes on the lower brackets were worn out so I drilled to the next size, tapped the threads and gave them new hardware. Got as close to the original green as I could.

Harrowed the driveway with CA-2. That seems to be it's main job and it's perfect for it. Got the 720 running and brought it to the house in preparation for winter. Not sure exactly where it will sleep this winter just yet. Trying to get things organized before that frozen stuff flies.

CA clean up.

I got my 3 bottom plow all ready for a plow day next spring. Now she get to take a long winter nap.

Fired up the "hot rod" WD and plowed the place out after "somebody" dumped 8 inches of  white stuff on me!!

Finished installing upper and lower endless belts onthe roto baler. Just about as annoying job as mack said it would be. If i get a couple of dry days, going to try to bale some leaves with it

Changed the valve cores on the 6080! Left rear tire looked just a bit squatty, hmm, not good sauceman! I try to change them every 3 years, at least, in fluid filled tires. 1 tire at 6.5 psi, other at about 7.5, set them at 15 after the change. Don't think I put any air in them since the last change, hopefully good to go for 2-3 more years.

Pretty sure the last batch came from Theisen's. If they don't have any I guess I'll check with Hewitt in Monroe.