Category: Allis Chalmers

As time passed, Grandpa’s little Allis was pushed further and further back in my mind.  I finished high school and then went on to college.  I bought

I remember sitting under that tree next to the tractor talking with Grandpa one day.  I was a sophomore in high school and sixteen years old at

This picture means a lot to me because it includes several things that are dear to me. The Allis Chalmers WD is a reminder of my Dad who

I have always been fond of Allis-Chalmers tractors, my father and grandparents on both sides of my family farmed row crops, hay, tobacco, and cattle and ran Allis-Chalmers

My Allis Chalmers WF45 is a custom-built restoration project. The tractor began life in 1949 as an Allis Chalmers WD. But by the time I received it around

This photo is our 1933 Allis Chalmers WC, serial number 14, It is the oldest known to exist at this time. Along with the 1948 Allis Chalmers WC, serial

I started pulling tractors when I was in junior high, starting out on my dad’s Farmall M. After a while I wanted my own tractor, and I knew

December’s featured photo was submittedby Marc Dietsch of Livingston, Montana. “I purchased my Allis Chalmers WD that I found in Wisconsin because it had a factory loader. At