1954 Allis Chalmers Dealer Movie More Power To You WD-45 CA B G Tractors HD Version

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7 ай бұрын

1954 Allis Chalmers 16mm film "More Power To You" Gives a brief history of the Allis Chalmers Tractor Division which started in 1914 with the 10-18 tractors. Shows footage of the 10-18, 6-12, Model E (20-35), U, UC, and the WC tractors. Then shows the entire line of then current equipment including the WD-45, B, CA, G, HD-20, HD-15, HD-9 and HD-5 tractors. All Crop 66 and All Crop 100, Roto Baler, Forage Harvester, Cotton Pickers, forage blower, mowers, corn pickers, Construction Equipment and ends with some shots of the West Allis Factory. Truly a wonderful Allis Chalmers film. A new professional digitization of film from an original 16mm film strip.

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@loganbeedy5950

Merry Christmas everyone

@robwar2288

Wow !!! They were a bigger company than Deere in the Day!!! Hard to believe they went broke

@clarencetrice4442 21 күн бұрын

most of of tractor 🚜 😊 equipment then years ago was flat belt U put a flat belt on what U was going 2 pull and the other end of the belt went on the tractor 🚜 😊 belt pulley U tighten the belt and chalked the back tractor wheel then put tractor PTO in gear and let the clucth out and bring the equipment up 2 speed then go 2 work 😊😊 OMG 7 4 2O24

@clarencetrice4442 21 күн бұрын

theres a difference between 😊😊 dry tractor weight and field weight 4 tractors when U add weights 2 the front and back wheels 4 more pulling power if U still need more weight U can put antifreeze in the tires thats wet field weight 😊😊 OMG 7 4 2O24

@ottoneidlinger4938

For the big farmer…..4 row planter or cultivator. Very good film. Thanks J and L.

@backachershomestead

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

@tractorboy373

Merry Christmas

@jamiesmith143

Great job as always! I really enjoyed this video. I hope you guys have a great Christmas with your families.

@ikonseesmrno7300

Merry Christmas!! I had a question pop up during the video. Why did AC not pursue the All Crop harvester for their large SP machines? Did the rubber rub bar cylinder not hold up to the demands of the acreage the combines would cover, say.... out west?