I purchased an electric 95 RER today from a young man whose grandfather ran an Allis dealership. He started collecting garden tractors when he was 8. I loved talking to the 30ish year old young man who was very knowledgeable about these tractors. He had every attachment that I could think of. Check out the sweepers, tillers, loaders, trenches, post hole digger, front mowers, sickle bar mower,, forklift, a a box blade/cultivator/seeder combination etc. Many were in use, some were NOS and one tractor was brand new never used or started. All built in the 60s.
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Allis Chalmers garden tractor collection
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Nice collection!
Wonder if they are all Kohler motors?
Wonder if they are all Kohler motors?
No, I asked the same thing. 8, 10 and 12hp cast iron B & S
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Okay.
Pretty neat 
I never messed around with Allis Chalmers but I see them off and on being sold on FB marketplace.
Couple farms around here had the bigger tractors and some of those guys were die hard fans. Just like Oliver and Massey. Of course the majority around here were Deere, IH or Ford.
On a side note, my dad's uncle had 2 David Brown tractors and I drove one of them several times when I was younger...I really liked the smoothness of that tractor. Whereas the IH's that we used would have been like muscle cars, the David Brown would have been a fine, slick sports car.
I never messed around with Allis Chalmers but I see them off and on being sold on FB marketplace.
Couple farms around here had the bigger tractors and some of those guys were die hard fans. Just like Oliver and Massey. Of course the majority around here were Deere, IH or Ford.
On a side note, my dad's uncle had 2 David Brown tractors and I drove one of them several times when I was younger...I really liked the smoothness of that tractor. Whereas the IH's that we used would have been like muscle cars, the David Brown would have been a fine, slick sports car.
alehoskay
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Pretty awesome!
I have about 20 Allis Chalmers garden tractors along with the cubs and wheelhorses.. He has a lot of "holy grail" items there with the post hole digger, trencher and forklift...Wonder if he would be interested in parting with any of those...
Andy
I have about 20 Allis Chalmers garden tractors along with the cubs and wheelhorses.. He has a lot of "holy grail" items there with the post hole digger, trencher and forklift...Wonder if he would be interested in parting with any of those...
Andy
Hi Andy. He is an avid collector and knows each implement and it's condition and rarity. I will ask him if he wants to share his cell number but I really doubt anything is for sale. He's a long term young collector with a heritage. One tractor put his dad, aunt and uncle through the university of Nebraska. The three siblings mowed, tilled, and cleared driveways for 20 plus years. He said the engine was rebuilt 3x! He showed me pics of his NOS tractor- sort of unbelievable. He said a guy called him who bought the contents of a basement in an estate sale in Arkansas. He wanted the furniture but not the tractor. It has the packing material etc on it.
