When I was younger,my neighbor farmed with a Allis-Chalmers D-17 and a D-19 for many years.He used to plow up and disk my mom and dads monster sized garden with it.(1.5 acre garden) They were very reliable and started easily in sub-zero tempetures without issue.I can still hear those diesels in the field from many decades ago as I write this 🚜
My dad had a D21 during the 60's and early 70's. He traded it in for our first 7060. You had to wear earplugs when operating this tractor or be deaf for a few days. It was the first tractor I learned to plow and disc with at age 12. Dad bought a cab extension for it. It still was noisy. There was a little box for heat on the floor with antifreeze hoses connected to the motor. The heater was no good. Fuel sticks like the heat packs now was better than the heater. We would take the cab off in the spring. When we used the 7000 series, we were spoiled with the heat,air conditioner and radio. My dad also tractor pulled the D21 in the stock class in the NTPA. My grandfather's AC dealership sponsored dad and dad's brother was the mechanic. It was good advertisement for the dealership.
I love it . I have one of those cool shank cultivators that was cut down from a snap coupler to a 3pt . I put it behind one of my 190xt's . I have 5 190xt's 4 diesels and one Gas . A 45 a Wc a 400D Farmall and s White 4-150 . I like my white ! But I'm still in love with ALLIS
I love most Allis equipment Love their tractors. I have a G, WD-45, D-12, D-14, D-15, D-17, D-19, 4-170's, 185, 190XT, 6080. The D-14 and D-17 are getting an overhaul the rest are ready when needed. I've got Allis rake and square baler, a 60 All Crop and a K-2 combines. The K-2 plays back up for a International now. Breaks my heart 😔
I love it. When you see an Allis Chalmers guy, he always has at least all the D series tractors and a WD 45! I just bought my first Allis Chalmers today. D17
This got my Persian Orange blood up lol! Even though I don't farm myself, I was raised running A-C equipment, and, I have 2 of our old tractors undergoing restoration in my shop right now. I had to laugh when it said you might work your ground up to 5 times each season. That's SO true! I have a pretty big garden, about 1600 sq. ft. My Husqvarna rear tine tiller (I just had to have an orange tiller lol!), works ground twice each spring and fall. I also have a 2 stroke "mini cultivator" that I use for weeding every weekend during the season. The "cultivator" is red, but, that's close to orange right?!?
I miss the old AC tractors, they were so easy to work on, compared to today's modern equipment!
When I was younger,my neighbor farmed with a Allis-Chalmers D-17 and a D-19 for many years.He used to plow up and disk my mom and dads monster sized garden with it.(1.5 acre garden)
They were very reliable and started easily in sub-zero tempetures without issue.I can still hear those diesels in the field from many decades ago as I write this 🚜
The way the world should have stayed, just simple 🚜
In SOME aspects, you're exactly right!
If it stayed simple, we wouldn't be watching this on our phones right now.
@@haweater1555 exactly. That would be a good thing
@@haweater1555 I’m watching on my computer
My dad had a D21 during the 60's and early 70's. He traded it in for our first 7060. You had to wear earplugs when operating this tractor or be deaf for a few days. It was the first tractor I learned to plow and disc with at age 12. Dad bought a cab extension for it. It still was noisy. There was a little box for heat on the floor with antifreeze hoses connected to the motor. The heater was no good. Fuel sticks like the heat packs now was better than the heater. We would take the cab off in the spring. When we used the 7000 series, we were spoiled with the heat,air conditioner and radio. My dad also tractor pulled the D21 in the stock class in the NTPA. My grandfather's AC dealership sponsored dad and dad's brother was the mechanic. It was good advertisement for the dealership.
Yeah those D series were some mighty fine tractors
I've always been a fan of the big tractor's. The D21 is one of them.
you get to see all the old allis Chalmers implement's.
I love it . I have one of those cool shank cultivators that was cut down from a snap coupler to a 3pt . I put it behind one of my 190xt's . I have 5 190xt's 4 diesels and one Gas . A 45 a Wc a 400D Farmall and s White 4-150 . I like my white ! But I'm still in love with ALLIS
I love most Allis equipment Love their tractors. I have a G, WD-45, D-12, D-14, D-15, D-17, D-19, 4-170's, 185, 190XT, 6080. The D-14 and D-17 are getting an overhaul the rest are ready when needed. I've got Allis rake and square baler, a 60 All Crop and a K-2 combines. The K-2 plays back up for a International now. Breaks my heart 😔
I m a lover of Orange paint my self too I have 5 190xt:s 4 diesels and a Gas . A wd 45 a 1941 wc
I love it. When you see an Allis Chalmers guy, he always has at least all the D series tractors and a WD 45! I just bought my first Allis Chalmers today. D17
A.C. has been am innovative co. They were the second one to invent a self propelled cotton stripper. A very good machine.
The D-21. Best looking tractor Ever made Period
Nah the D-14 is where its at
@@copperhead6132 D17*
Agreed the D-21 with a cab and D-17 😍😍
D17, D19 and D21 are the best
The D17, D19 and the D21 are the the best
My Series III D12 is like new and I still use it, simple and efficient.
The good ol days
10:20. We should go back to the time when the most gas you would ever buy at the pump to fill up is $9.99
What a great time in our history
Wish I could have lived during that time
@@hunterjacobs2178 me too! Lol
I'm hoping to buy a D17 in a few years.
This got my Persian Orange blood up lol! Even though I don't farm myself, I was raised running A-C equipment, and, I have 2 of our old tractors undergoing restoration in my shop right now. I had to laugh when it said you might work your ground up to 5 times each season. That's SO true! I have a pretty big garden, about 1600 sq. ft. My Husqvarna rear tine tiller (I just had to have an orange tiller lol!), works ground twice each spring and fall. I also have a 2 stroke "mini cultivator" that I use for weeding every weekend during the season. The "cultivator" is red, but, that's close to orange right?!?
10:25
GASP!
I think they just used water for that.
I still run a alis 45. Still doing what I want. Slower but it's payed for. LOL
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Wow! 6.1 gallons of fuel for $2.00 (at 10:21) 33 cents per gallon! (and no ethanol...) Shows what has happened with (to) "The Almighty Dollar."
ALL IS CALMER
I like the succesive tractors on the same spot, each one more powerful, see (click on) timestamp >> 3:45
Nowhere near a 3010
Don't make me laugh.