ONLY ALLIS-CHALMERS OFFERS THIS COMBINATION OF FEATURES AND CUSTOMER BENEFITS
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3 "live" power take-off points
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Tilt-up hood and seat deck
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KOHLER CAST IRON ENGINES
10, 12 and 16 hp dynamically balanced Kohler engines provide dependable vibration-reduced power. Positive valve rotators, stellite faced valves and ball bearing mounted crankshaft provide long life trouble free service. Automatic compression release and gear drive Bendix starter means fast starting in all weather conditions.
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TILT-UP HOOD AND SEAT DECK
Unusually easy service accessibility is provided with a tilt-up hood and seat deck assembly. Provides quick and easy service accessibility for routine maintenance or adjustments. In addition, seat deck is shock mounted to help isolate operator from vibration.
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CONTROLLED TRACTION
Allis-Chalmers own limited slip differential on rear wheels provides automatic controlled traction, putting more drive force on the wheel with best traction in slippery going. Aids maneuverability and control, helps reduce scuffing in tight turns, too.
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IN-LINE DRIVE
Allis-Chalmers in-line design aligns engine, bevel gear box and transmission driveshaft with crankshaft to help reduce vibration. Belt power transfer dampens shock loads between engine and transmission for smoother operation, less gear and bearing wear.
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3 TRANSMISSIONS
Three dependable Allis-Chalmers custom designed transmissions fit virtually every need: 6 speed manual shift... Shuttle drive for instant forward/reverse within
4 speeds... Hydrostatic drive that lets you change direction and control ground speed without clutching. All have belt power transfer that puts a shock dampener between engine and transmission to reduce shock loads and gear and bearing wear.
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TOUGH FULL LENGTH FRAME
Heavy duty full length steel frame cradles engine and power train to maintain critical parts alignment, season after season.
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3 "LIVE" POWER TAKE-OFF POINTS
Engine power independent from the transmission is provided at 3 power take-off points--front, center and rear. Easy on, easy off implements can be powered without long belts or complicated brackets.
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[Source: 1977 AC Brochure: Allis-Chalmers the Beautiful Difference In Lawn and Garden Tractors, Form No. 1222-OP-76, courtesy of John Boesch]
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