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1014211
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 Posted - 05/22/2011 : 18:36:59
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Got my Landlord 101 out of winter storage today, changed the oil and gave the kids rides. It was nice having a tractor sit all winter and be eager to run again!!
Larry, thanks for the parts list on the stack, it sounds great!!
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larry8200
USA
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Posted - 05/22/2011 : 18:51:23
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| LOoks Great. I was going to say I'm not used to seeing your 101 without the kids in the back, then I got to the last picture. :) |
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Talntedmrgreen
USA
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Posted - 05/22/2011 : 20:19:52
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That's a fantastic looking ride...but those kids are going to outgrow it, and you'll have to put another together to hold them all! =]
Nice to see you having time to play! Did you brace the stack to the head somehow? I was thinking of going that route on the Big Ten to avoid blasting the loader with exhaust, but veto'd it. I do like the look! |
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1014211
USA
2317 Posts |
Posted - 05/22/2011 : 21:02:22
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| I thought about bracing somehow but had no idea where to start. It looks to me that serious modifications would have to be done to do it. Not sure I will worry about it yet, especially with the limited use this machine gets. And hopefully when the kids outgrow the carryall, they'll be ready to drive the ones I got for them! :) |
Jon
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ASEguy
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Posted - 05/25/2011 : 19:54:12
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| Jon, Does the front end get kinda light with the kids in the back? |
Gerard
1967 Allis B-110
1948 Allis model C
1949 Ford 8N (gift)
Gravely model L walk behind (gift) |
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ByronC
USA
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Posted - 05/25/2011 : 20:57:05
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LARRY?????
IS THAT MY ROCK???? How did Jon end up with it?
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Byron---Allis-Chalmers
The Few, The Proud, The Orange.
918H Agco-Allis, and a 928D Grasshopper Diesel.
D-21 Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Tech for 7 years. |
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1014211
USA
2317 Posts |
Posted - 05/25/2011 : 21:00:54
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Gerard, it doesn't have a problem with the kids. I have the front weight on it and I even had the front tires loaded with beet juice which adds just over 20lbs a piece to the front. The old brochures state that it is made to hold up to 350lbs. Now, I did experience front end lightness with it once, and that was when I loaded the box with almost 700 pounds of wet, packed sand not realizing I had put that much in it. The below picture was before I heaped the sand in it! I could barely steer it when I had that much in it!
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Talntedmrgreen
USA
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Posted - 05/26/2011 : 06:06:26
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| If you do end up looking to brace it, turn your clamp so teh nuts are forward, and you can brace it to a couple head bolts with a small peice of steel. Even guys like you and I, without a machine shop, can do it. I'm looking for a vid on it that I saw... |
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larry8200
USA
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Posted - 05/26/2011 : 07:29:59
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| I am determined to put a secondary brace on the stack for my 3212H, just to be sure it will never crack the block. It has to attach to the engine. So far I have not come up with a satisfactory design that leaves the hood intact, But I will, just have to sleep on it another month or so... I'll of course post my 2 cents worth when the time comes. :) I'm VERY OPEN to ideas... |
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Talntedmrgreen
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101 out of storage with new stack!
