No worries, I am the king of going off track.

 

No sound like a JD working at full throttle.

 

Here is Dad on our 1956 Allis WD45 Diesel in the 4500# class.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya9UEMxkmbk

AndyT

 

Tractors are amazing to me, ... twice now I've been mired to the axles pulling 5th wheel campers and tractors pulled me out like nothing. I now wish I had a video of the more recent one: in my yard where a circular driveway will eventually go. I worked three days with jacks, chains, boards and whatever, with the net result of moving about ten feet. My friend with a Case front-end loader/backhoe came over and didn't even back in. He drove in with the loader bucket to my front. I hooked my chain over these honking great hooks on the bucket about five feet off the ground, and he simply backed out. I don't even think he took it off idle! We'd gone about ten feet before I could catch enough traction to slacken the chain!

 

Now thats a pretty stout Allis right there, did I here a turbo spooling down?

 

Look at his signature. Unless those were just added...

 

Yeah its turboed but only builds about 12-15 psi. Needs more fuel and direct injection.

 

LOL Yea we're all looking for more power! Being thats it's turboed I assume your're running it in an open or hot class? If there's no speed limit maybe try a set of 38's and get some more speed out of it?

 

Please tell me you got some pics or video of the D21

 

Andyt, a couple years back we held the national Allis Chalmers event here in Maine at our tractor club 3 day event. There were people here from all over the county with there " funny " orange tractors.

 

Here is the only pic I have of it. This was taken when first bought it. It is now in the barn took all apart. Bought the tractor with a broke crankshaft. Still trying to find the time to build the motor in it.

AndyT