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Allis Chalmers Show: The Allis Chalmers Terra Tiger
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- In this episode: Luke heads down to Iowa to buy himself an Allis Chalmers Terra Tiger. We look at the history of this unique and innovative Allis Chalmers 6 wheeled product and give it a test run. We also celebrate 4,000 subscribers.
Another example of Allis Chalmers being way ahead of the trend
There used to be a Terra Tiger Track in San Antonio, TX when I was a kid. I loved going there and blasting around and going thru the water. What for days those were.
That presentation was excellent, I loved the parody to the original adds🤣
Yeah ... Best I could do on short notice!
oh my God how did I find this video, this bring back so many memories, we had one as a kid on the farm, very slow underpowered and was horrible in the water, but was so much fun to drive and everyone was interested had lots of stares. Thanks for the memory. I thought you weren't going to buy it after the 3 hour drive.
Sold them, stocked parts for them, turned them over, floated on the pond, and they were a hit at the 1968 State Fair of West Virginia.
Your first video was interesting. It's 2022 now, it's time to see it again. Good job.
Nice video and a humorous comparison to the original ad. Keep up the great work. Subscribed!
Thank You!
Awesome video I just picked one of these up last week I’m looking forward to getting er back in action
Awesome vid👍you have take Terra Tiger for swim LOL. Loving see man cave vid n stories behind your collection of AC👍
I need a bigger man cave room, I started digging out stuff to put in this one and its already full! And I've only gone through about half of my stuff!
Take it for a boat ride!
its missing some bolts or plugs in the bottom. Once we get those fixed we definitely will!
On our farm 1960's - 1985.
AC Crawler dozer, no blade. Plowing/chopping corn.
AC WD-45 (2) 1 gas, 1 diesel.
AC D-19 (2) 1 gas, 1 diesel.
AC 180
AC 185
AC 190 XT series III Landhandler.
AC 7030
AC 8050 4WD
AC Terra Tiger - 10hp, pull start.
Certainly miss those days...
ima simple man i see rare vintage tiger with a good new home i sub 😂
I was more impressed with the guys yard, can't believe he let him drive around in it
I had one two the major issue i had was the drive clutches would burn out. Rebulding them was pain ass if you could get the material. As far as the JLO motor the thing was great my piston did crack i think from sink in the lake..but rebut it new piston rings it was awsome. We did a test after clutch rebilds to climb the 45 degree rock. I still rember it would move on the street at least 30 mph.
Hah! I remember those! We never had any Allis Chalmers tractors or combines. If it wasn’t IH or Versatile, we didn’t own it. But my father in laws family was ALL Allis. 190’s, 200’s, 220, 7060, 7045, 8070’s, 440’s, and a 8550. I learned to love those as well. I think their series 3 190XT was my favorite.
A shame you were so deprived as a child☹️
On our farm 1960's - 1985.
AC Crawler dozer, no blade. Plowing/chopping corn.
AC WD-45 (2) 1 gas, 1 diesel.
AC D-19 (2) 1 gas, 1 diesel.
AC 180
AC 185
AC 190 XT series III Landhandler.
AC 7030
AC 8050 4WD
AC Terra Tiger - 10hp, pull start.
Certainly miss those days...
If you use synthetic high performance two stroke oil no blue smoke.
Nice rig!
Ps " Big Allis" Turbine Genet still powering NYC today!
Cool buggy.
Yours has the bigger tires in the middle, lookin like it turns good.
Ive seen other brands on the tube and they have the larger tires front and rear
It should have the same size in the middle but those were wore out and they don't make em anymore so that's what we had to replace them with
That girl is going to have lots of fun in that machine! I think it would run better if you do something about the "adapted" center wheels-obviously from one of that other companys outdoor machines. As long as I have my D-17 and 7080, Orange Power will live on!
Young man, he just likes long hair.... we plan on switching out the original wheels at some point so they don't get wrecked.
@@JandLVideos Sorry, my mistake and I should know better...I'm 51 years old and still have a ponytail!
@@MikeBrown-ii3pt Me too! Going on 52 here quite soon.
I just got a Tera and been trying to find a place to get parts
I have one of these... Got it in kit form, almost everything is there, just got to put it back together... and put new tires on it.. also have a Argo Bigfoot, it's a pretty cool machine too
Do you still have your terra-tiger?
Yessir I do, I need to get it going, I have a lot of "projects", too many as a matter of fact, I really need to downsize them, and I probably should, I just hate to part with my toys....
Sorry for the late response, I didn't know you had answered my post....
A friend of mine has a Terra Tiger but it don't look like yours. It has a few issues!
I found one in ruff condition, seems like everything is locked up, what would be good price?
Hey great vidio. I used to sell and race these. I have a lot of old racing pictures. We did real good against all the other brands until Maxx came out with the two cylinder engines. They were fast on flat dry track. When we got in the mud part though our Engines just out pulled them completly. We also used to take them down to the interstate hyway construction area. We could ride for miles. One thing we did that pushed us out front was using Klotts Chemical oil mix in our gas. Kept the spark plugs clean and engine running. Ifin you would like to see some pics send me some directions on how to get pics to you. THere was a difference slight dif. in the body on the 10 HP unit and the 18 HP unit. We did put a snow mobile 440 engine in one. we had tocut a hole in the body side to get it in. THe hard tire you have in the center should be put in the rear. It will give you better speed and better handling. THe 18 HP units we could get about 50MPH out of using the hard tires on the rear. You cannot go to more hard tires as you loose control of it due to bouncing. THese were also great fun on the lake when it froze in the winter time. You could spin forever if no snow on the lake. the most fun is to run it in about 3-4 inches of water you can really spin and play . Anyway i wish i still had mine.
Thanks for the vidio
Steven
We'd love to see your pics, our address is Jim Pessek PO Box 83 Stewart MN 55385
If anyone knows what interwebs sites would be most beneficial for me to look at lmk
Question for you how many cc's is the 18 horse engine. I bought one without the engine and have found a few different jlo Rockwell's but I want to know what the size is?
I'm not sure, I'll have to look
They came 10 horse and 18 horse.....
Theirs one for sale near me..looks mint..5,000... not sure if its worth all that and a bag of chips.also finish mowing with a 49 AC B....
I bet this is a collectors item...
I have one of these someone is trying to sell locally not running. What price range do they bring?
It varies wildly I've seen everything from 300 to 2000
Nice! what it the premixed ratio on that old machine?
I can't remember, Luke has the manual for it. I'll let you know.
Something like 20 to 1
Getting a sub for being a fellow Minnesotan dontcha know
Man i need to keep an eye out on Facebook, that machine was only 40 miles away from me 😪
A new to you toy sweet.
Answers in a cloud of smoke, "what?"
HAHA that shitty jlo motor will make you walk many miles.