pretty cool stuff as usual thanks for sharing. It's always easy to forget that there is someone doing the hard work on a farm when you go to the grocery store and shop in comfort

My 8070 was a leftover from AC when Deutz bought out AC. In1988 Deutz had a fire sale to sell off the few orange tractors they still had on hand.That is when I purchased our 8070. I peeled of the Deutz Allis stickers off the hood and the original Allis Chalmers sickers where underneath.

the allis seems to be in great shape, also the soils are nice to work for winter!

That's a clean looking Allis Chalmers for sure.....

Incorporating the manure in the soil allows for the more efficient use of the nutrients (no ammonia avaporating into the atmophere)...plus no odor.

nice video

nice

How many loads will you put out for the season and do you apply it more than once a year?

so you plough and spread the slurry at the same time? Never knew that. I see them in Ireland spraying it on the land at least I think thats how they do it

That was usually my job putting that slurry hose on.....

liquid gold

That tractor is not a 1988 because Allis Chalmers went out of business on December 6 1985. Just saying...

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