Allis Chalmers Tractors Baling Hay

[@user-snowman5]

Awesome line of good ole A/C tractors

[@maynardgroff4333]

Older equipment is better than the new junk they have today

[@michaelalan1546]

Yes, no emissions crap. Easier to work on.

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

Retards who say modern engineering and things are better than the old have no idea what they’re saying Those old machinery will basically run forever because there’s no gad damn electronics but basic wiring and a battery. Some may not even have that, COMPLETELY mechanical. I love old big rigs because they’re loyal compared to what we have now which is a laugh. Always in the damn shop for stupid shit and the old diesel is still chugging along

[@craigsibley8161]

Excellent video TC 👍👍👍 Lovely fleet of Allis Chalmers tractors there 🚜🚜🚜

[@Irvinfarms]

Love the 7580 brown belly

[@bobtuckosh9870]

That's great getting to see such nice old Allis Chalmers tractors at work.

[@piperdoug428]

i own a pair of 8550 and i've never seen that extra canopy like that 7580 has, great idea for keeping the sun off the glass

[@tractorchasers]

It is an old truck bed cover. He said it works great for keeping the glare off the windows. Before adding it sunny days made it very tough to see where you were going. Where do you farm with the 8550s?

[@piperdoug428]

@@tractorchasers im in Manitoba Canada, picked up the tractors couple years ago, one is in reasonable condition and the other was bought for parts but will look at putting it back into service too

[@JohnSmith-vo9zc]

Your farm equipment channel has such a wide variety of content- well done. So much better than free lunch Mike.

[@aaronmenzie-w6q]

Those are massive bales. I've loaded big squares from a neighbor's NH baler onto flat wagons, and I can get nine bales on the first tier. This guy covered that same area with four bales 😮

[@stevestoterau6261]

Those bales are 4 x 4 w 8 ft long so 4 would cover the deck of an 8 x 16 ft flatbed. Each of those bales has to weigh a lot.

[@jamesbarbour8400]

That D 91 sure looks peachy - particularly like those white wheel centres.

[@RickPerry4960]

Look at the puff of smoke when that plunger makes a stroke! Was that around here Josh? Great video

[@tractorchasers]

Thanks Rick! This was in the southern tier Corning area.

[@JD710-d9v]

Very nice video, I am in France and I do not know the Allis Chalmers tractors ... but when I see this big articulated, which smokes ... does not go fast ... drags .... it looks like the tractor is going to die! I pulled 4800 and 4900 with JD4240 and JD 4430, and nothing to do, it moved much faster ... especially since in hay, we need less pressure on the piston than in straw ......... This Allis Chalmers tractor is magnificent but not efficient

[@jmakatura88]

It doesn't normally smoke this much. We were struggling with a fuel delivery issue when this video was shot.

[@JD710-d9v]

@@jmakatura88 haaaaaa ok I understand better now .... yes ok there was something wrong .... thanks for your answer it's cool 👍

[@richtersfarms6512]

Such a cool setup, beautiful shots, keep up the great work. 👍

[@tractorchasers]

Thank you!!

[@bigtractorpower]

Very cool to see.

[@Will45ACP]

That was fantastic watching. Thanks very much, sir.

[@bruceread4507]

Yes love watching hay being put up. Some spec's would be good. When was the 75 built? Do u know the hp?

[@sharpshooter7127]

Ole big Allis workin hard with that big baler

[@lukey6534]

7 liter motor working its ring off on the Heston tractor killer. 8.5 liters minimum for 4x4 balers.

[@billloomis4975]

There should be a 8550 on the baler.

[@darrelschulte6214]

Awesome video. I am an allis chalmers fanatic ‼️‼️

[@tractorchasers]

Thank you! It was exciting to see so many Allis Chalmers tractors working on one farm.

[@thomasallen4340]

Love all farming vids

[@tractorchasers]

Thanks for watching!

[@ChristianKaasen]

My dad bought an Allis Chalmers tractor back in 1955 i Denmark. However it was dismissed after a couple years mainly because of the lack of a standard 3 point hitch and secondly because diesel tractors were more robust. Instead we bought a Danish Bukh diesel tractor.

[@chrisheinen9628]

Good video, but never saw a bail hit the ground from the bailer.

[@tractorchasers]

Thanks! Filmed the baler for about 2 hours and could never seem to be in the right spot at the right time to see one drop.

[@zzzzzz1220]

Schöne Maschinen

[@anderleof]

They left a lot of hay laying on the ground.

[@kevinkeech7906]

Boy the big square hesston must work and pull hard to make that tractor snort and roll coal

[@billloomis4975]

The first Heston big square balers was known as the "Tractor Killer" because of the weight and how hard they ran.

[@jmakatura88]

It doesn't normally smoke or struggle this much. We were struggling with a fuel delivery issue the day this video was shot

[@Blackwellll3066]

Dam cool don't see much orange around

[@tractorchasers]

Yea it would be neat enough seeing one, but a farm full of orange was awesome!

[@Blackwellll3066]

@tractorchasers yea but the guy restores cars....so being able to restoring and keeping orange tractors running shouldn't be to hard

[@ronzimmerman8968]

Wow, that was awesome! We farmed with all ACs but one. Awesome job restoring them!

[@MrZgx10]

@@Blackwellll3066the biggest issues is sourcing parts. John is good at what he does though. He’s restored a couple of these AC tractors.

[@Blackwellll3066]

@MrZgx10 these tractors are old enough that if ya have a machine shop ya can make some ya self