Last year of production, base MSRP was $14,125.
The Allis Chalmers Model C tractor is equipped with a 4-cylinder engine that produces approximately 26 horsepower. This model was introduced in the early 1940s and is known for its durability and efficiency in farming tasks. The horsepower rating, while modest by modern standards, was quite effective for the agricultural needs of its time.
He weigh 208 pounds.
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according to info at tractordata.com an Allis Chalmers 185 wieghs 6200 pds. Russ
17,000 pounds
Approx 50,000 lbs
Approx. 22,000 lbs plus any attachments including blade
Approx. 22,000 lbs plus any attachments including blade
Last year of production, base MSRP was $14,125.
NBA player Mario Chalmers weighs 190 pounds.
23 drawbar horsepower MAX, 26 belt/pto horsepower MAX
The Allis Chalmers Model C tractor is equipped with a 4-cylinder engine that produces approximately 26 horsepower. This model was introduced in the early 1940s and is known for its durability and efficiency in farming tasks. The horsepower rating, while modest by modern standards, was quite effective for the agricultural needs of its time.
The general rule on old Allis Chalmers equipment is found in the model designation--an HD5 is about 5 tons for the bare crawler--an HD7 is seven tons and an HD9 about nine tons and the HD11 around eleven tons. You have to add the weight of the blade, winch canopy and belly pans which can add several tons to the final weight--but the basic crawler weight is in the model designation.
The dry shipping weight was 13,750 lbs, and this would have been a base model, which would have included the cab, but standard wheels and 2wd. Anything extra on yours (larger tires, MFWD, duals, etc) would have to be added to that figure. With operating fluids (engine, transmission, and rearend oil and fuel), it would weigh in over 14,000 lbs depending on how much fuel, with just the standard features.
In the 1930s, an Allis-Chalmers tractor typically cost between $500 and $1,000, depending on the model and features. This price varied due to factors such as local market conditions and any additional equipment or attachments purchased. Adjusted for inflation, this would be equivalent to several thousand dollars today.