GOTO Rochester In.

[720nut 4,225]

Another day well spent, If you love Allis as I do It was the place to be today. Plenty of tractors and lots of mighty fine people. I got to meet Elliott and dad outstanding gentleman and several other club members who I hope will forgive me for not being able to remember names. anyway here's a few pictures hope ya'll enjoy

[720nut 4,225]

More from GOTO Rochester In. 6th pictures down would be Elliotts

I really want to thank Mike Noonan (hope I spelled it right) for allowing me to test drive his 720 w/the recent power steering upgrade, was a fantastic gentleman. Also met Steve from B&B Curcuits ouystanding people

Hope you all forgive me but I took 93 pictures way to many to post here thou I would like to. Everyone we met and talked with today were just outstanding people, really makes me glad to be part an outstanding hobby or what ya may call it, makes me proud!!!!!!!

[PhanDad 3,616]

Thanks for sharing the pics.

[yukon 331]

Thanks for sharing

[Simplicity7013H 95]

Thanks for posting Lloyd! I'm g,ad you were able to make it down to the show. It was a great pleasure to meet you and chit chat a little bit. I can't wait for the next tractor show!

[TimJr 206]

Love those log splitters!

[720nut 4,225]

Sorry I didn't think to take pictures of sale items were quite a few. one Simplicity 4041 basket case that he reportedly was asking $2800 for. They had two of those log splitters ( club member)

[steve-wis 637]

Looks like a nice show, thanks for posting!

[720nut 4,225]

A few more

Now this a dedicated AC fan

[Chris727 2,016]

I believe that is John Mrotek's collection of saws. Pretty impressive.

[goodtimo 9]

That's my Dad's 7020 high crop. He drove it all the way over to Rochester, but that was only 14 miles from where he lives. lol

I really liked that 720 with loader, the D15 diesel and also Max's B110. If I remember correctly, I think Max used to be a mechanic for George Schreiber's Allis dealership in Logansport, IN. That D17 wheatland, LP had to be as rare as hen's teeth.

[Talntedmrgreen 1,978]

[johnmonkey 4]

NICE!, thanks for sharing. JH

[720nut 4,225]

Tim, really glad to have some history with these tractors as there were very few of the owners with there tractors, I know I told my friend that I'ld get a nose bleed climbing up there. This probably the best show I've been to so far, something for everyone. And the GMC in orange, beautiful.

[gwiseman 1,678]

quote:Originally posted by goodtimo

That's my Dad's 7020 high crop. He drove it all the way over to Rochester, but that was only 14 miles from where he lives. lolI really liked that 720 with loader, the D15 diesel and also Max's B110. If I remember correctly, I think Max used to be a mechanic for George Schreiber's Allis dealership in Logansport, IN. That D17 wheatland, LP had to be as rare as hen's teeth.

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id="quote">Speaking of hen's teeth, how many 7020 hi-crops are there out there? Looks like a nice show. Thx for the picture tour Lloyd.

[B10Dave 1,787]

dOddOdNice pics Lloyd. Thanks for posting....Dave

[fishnwiz 3,290]

quote:Originally posted by Chris727

I believe that is John Mrotek's collection of saws. Pretty impressive.

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id="quote">I thought someone snuck into my garage and stole a few of my saws!8D

[720nut 4,225]

Just to let ya know I have 54 more pictures, this was perhaps the largest show I've been to, to date.

[goodtimo 9]

You're right, there were not very many 7020 high crops. I can't remember how many he said they actually made. He bought it after it had spent it's life down south (I think they said it was in the cane fields). He fixed the power-shift and turned up the engine. He loves actually using it in the field on his Indiana farm.

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