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[Source: Brochure, Allis-Chalmers B-10/B-12 Lawn and Garden Tractors, OPE-1000, Oct 1966 ] |
Browse the October, 1966 AC catalog, introducing the new B-12, and including the again re-named B-10. Note that the original B-10 actually had a 9 HP engine. When the HP was increased to 10 in 1965, it was renamed the Big Ten. However, when the B-12 was introduced in 1966, the Big Ten was renamed once more to the B-10.
This customer brochure information has been expanded by adding dealer product information, as noted by this different color. This new dealer sales information adds valuable detail, and has helped answer a lot of questions in the evolution of these tractors. In addition to the engines, these "late" models have these differences:
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[Source: Allis-Chalmers Outdoor Power Equipment, Riding Tractors and Implements Product Information, OPE-1012, Jan 67, courtesy of Del Allen]
Also note that some of the "drill-down" information on the specifications pages is from still other sources. This is done to provide more comprehensive content.
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