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    Allis Chalmers Tractor History

    allischalmers-210-1.gifThe Allis-Chalmers Company was formed by the merger of the Edward P. Allis Company, Fraser and Chalmers Company, Gates Iron Works, and Dickson Manufacturing Company. Financial difficulties led to a reorganization in 1914. The newly renamed Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company entered the farm machinery business and introduced the 10-18, its first tractor. Allis-Chalmers had great success starting in the 1930s with the WC and the small farm B and C. In 1985, the farm equipment operations were sold to Klockner-Humboldt-Deutz of Germany. Tractor production continued under the Deutz Allis name until 1989, when the company was sold and renamed AGCO. AGCO continues to manufactured tractors under the AGCO Allis brand until 2001, when the name was dropped.

    Unofficial Allis - Company history, serial numbers, and parts information


    2WD
    6-12 10-18 18-30
    20-35 25-40 160
    170 175 180
    185 190 190XT
    200 210 220
    616 620 720
    5015 5020 5030
    5040 5045 5050
    6040 6060 6070
    6080 6140 7000
    7010 7020 7030
    7040 7045 7050
    7060 7080 8010
    8030 8050 8070
    A All-Crop B
    C CA D10
    D10 High Clearance D12 D12 High Clearance
    D14 D15 D15 Series II
    D17 D19 D21
    D270 D272 E 30-60
    ED40 FD3 FD4
    FD5 G L
    RC U UC
    WC WD WD45
    WF WK  

    4WD
    4W-220 4W-305 220
    440 5015 5020
    5050 6060 6070
    6080 6140 7580
    8010 8030 8050
    8070 8550 T16

    Crawler
    H3 HD3 HD5B
    HD6 HD7W HD9
    HD10W HD11 HD14
    HD15 HD16 HD16D
    HD19 HD20 HD21
    K L M
    S   

    Unknown
    WS   


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